Sentence examples for the development of shorter from inspiring English sources

Biomarkers indicating bacterial load could contribute to the development of shorter treatment regimens.

The review also recommended the development of shorter looped walks off the Wicklow Way and improving parking facilities.

Demands for efficiency, reduced respondent burden, greater compliance, and clinical feasibility have led to the development of shorter questionnaires.

This has led to the development of shorter variants of questionnaires for use in busy clinical settings (e.g. FAST and AUDIT C are shorter versions of AUDIT).

Donald's ideas contributed to the development of shorter, less competitive varieties with a higher reproductive allocation (Harvest Index) for the 'Green Revolution'.

Now, particularly with the development of shorter and more automated methods, VA offers new opportunities for wider implementations of routine cause of death registration, not only in research environments.

This correlation may be a result of early research efforts focusing on the development of short research papers for conferences, and at a later date, developing those papers in to in-depth journal papers.

Computing and Telecommunications: Matti Makkonen for the development of Short Message Service (SMS), or text messaging.

Agronomist Norman E. Borlaug was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace for 1970 for the development of short-stemmed wheat, a key element in the so-called Green Revolution in developing countries.

Despite recent signs of a diplomatic warming on the Korean peninsula, a new Pentagon report has concluded that North Korea remains a dangerous military threat, pouring its limited resources into a buildup of conventional forces and the development of short- and long-range missiles.

Following agreements between the Soviet Union and the United States to limit and reduce the number of strategic nuclear devices and the subsequent dismantlement of the Soviet Union into independent republics, research focused on the development of short-range, lighter, and more-portable SAMs to protect ground troops.