Sentence examples for the development of call from inspiring English sources
The essence of Greaves' hypothesis is that two separate genetic events may be responsible for the development of cALL; the first event occurs spontaneously pre- or peri-natally during the expansion of B-cell precursors; the second occurs in the same mutant clone following antigenic challenge early in life.
Funders of research in the prevention, management, and treatment of cardiovascular disease may consider making this an important priority in the development of calls for proposals and review criteria.
The vision of next generation wireless networks has led to the development of new call admission control (CAC) algorithms specifically designed for heterogeneous wireless Cognitive networks.
This vision of NGWN has led to the development of new call admission control (CAC) algorithms specifically designed for heterogeneous wireless networks.
That led to the development of legislation called the Harmful Algal Bloom and Hypoxia Research and Control Act.
One result has been the development of something called cognitively based compassion training, a secular mediation program proven to improve empathy.
The proposed concept of integration of ground and ALS data could be used in the development of so called "reference super sites".
In addition, extensive network analyses were conducted to support the identification of possible collaboration networks and the development of joint calls for proposals.
Second, the bundled payment approach has partly led to the development of so called care groups, as previously described.
Deleting a gene to block the development of neurons called the Atoh1 neurons in the RTN/pFRG region caused mice to die shortly after birth because they were unable to establish a normal respiratory pattern (Rose et al., 2009).
One characteristic of the association of leguminous plants and rhizobia bacteria is the development of structures called root nodules, where bacteria establish and contribute to the plant with biologically fixed nitrogen [ 22].
