Sentence examples for subjects the development from inspiring English sources

Most new late diagnosis are performed in older hardly immuno-compromised subjects; the development of opportunistic diseases complicates management of therapeutic strategies (drugs interactions, cumulative toxicities, hypersensitivity reaction), mainly in presence of comorbities.

The success of chemopreventive approach depends on the recognition of high-risk subjects, the development of novel and safe agents, and the identification of new surrogate endpoint biomarkers using molecular pathways and new targets of drugs activity.

The percentage of liver fat content was significantly (p <0.05) increased in obese, diabetic subjects compared to lean subjects indicating the development of NAFLD in these subjects.

"It is particularly objectionable to subject the development and implementation of national energy policy on submerged federal lands to the caprice of an individual state governor," they said.

By contrast, "An Ideal Wine: One Generation's Pursuit of Perfection — and Profit — in California" (HarperCollins, $27) by David Darlington takes on a far more extravagant subject: the development and industrialization of the California wine business.

The literature is very clear on the subject: the development of burnout is associated with psychiatric morbidity (Cordes and Dougherty, 1993; Ramirez et al, 1996; Weinberg and Creed, 2000).

During the follow-up of 6.6 ± 1.2 years (median 7.6 years), 16.5% of the subjects noted the development or progression of diabetic retinopathy (composite retinal outcome), 5.4% of the subjects developed advanced diabetic retinopathy, 19.5% of subjects had progressive loss of renal function, 12.9% of subjects suffered from cardiovascular events, and 17.0% of subjects died.

Lione et al. [23] reported that prolonged mouth breathing in growing subjects influenced the development of a different palatal morphology, with a narrower and higher palatal vault compared to subjects with a nose-breathing pattern.

Recent research status and future subjects for the development of thin-film crystalline Si solar cells were reviewed.

The guidelines require human BE studies in healthy subjects for the development of all new generic products except for certain high-risk drugs studied by groups of patients.

The aims and syllabuses of undergraduate and postgraduate subjects, laboratory facilities and project topics are presented and discussed, together with a sequence of laboratory coursework aimed at improving the theoretical understanding of subjects and the development of practical skills.