Sentence examples for suggested to develop a from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is suggested to develop a multi-biomass corridor in order to promote a global sustainable development of renewable energy.
In this study, moving boundary modeling approach was suggested to develop a rigorous mathematical model of solid propellant combustion.
It is suggested to develop a plan of action for minimizing the losses from ideal and ensuring that best practices are being applied to that end.
It is suggested to develop a line-based performance measurement in order to favour an optimisation now essential to cope with public funding restrictions.
Best practices supported by Bond graph formalism are suggested to develop a model's structure efficiently and to make the model ready for use (or extension) by addressing the above mentioned issues.
In this work it is suggested to develop a theory for chemical products, that defines the bases and serves to guide and put in order the development of knowledge in the area.
It helps us to understand our food and to appreciate its value and, I might even suggest, to develop a certain reverence.
I also think that the national guideline should pay attention to this issue{....], for instance by suggesting to develop a protocol including arrangements with hospitals".
Thus, we suggest to develop a different approach to financial deficit in Italy focused also on long-term strategies, including those for health promotion and disease prevention with demonstrated effectiveness and cost-effectiveness, and on strong central Government support for capacity building in weaker Regions (See Supplementary Appendix for study limitations).
Acquired endocrine resistance is suggested to develop as a result of a complex set of molecular changes, including specific gene expression alterations, and/or modifications and loss of ER [ 6].
The disease has been suggested to develop in a genetically predisposed subject due to a disregulated immune response to unknown antigens (probably environmental or infective, including endogenous microflora), resulting in continuous immune-mediated inflammation (Ardizzone & Bianchi Porro 2002a).
