Sentence examples for the development thereof from inspiring English sources

Three-phase flow, including oil, gas, and water, in the reservoir was involved in the development thereof.

The best interests of the child framework is increasingly complicated by a growing appreciation of pediatric autonomy and the development thereof; parental rights (particularly when parents are affected by the genomic information of their children); and the right not to know.

The result was then used to construct an oncogenetic tree model showing the possible initial events and the development thereof, and the potential order of the observed alterations as well as their correlation to each other during development of these tumors.

In the same context, the presence of calcification in tumours is not associated with the pathological grade of malignancy, but the eventual development thereof may suggest a favourable response to therapy [5, 38].

It's called E7, and it's aimed at people like us, people who scrutinize the development (or lack thereof) of Windows to the nth degree.

In the first chapter, we refer to the established basic vector systems and elaborate on developments thereof with an emphasis on newly developed promoter systems.

Toxicokinetic (TK) models have been developed for cadmium, such as the Nordberg-Kjellström's physiologically based toxicokinetic (PBTK) model (Kjellström 1971; Kjellström and Nordberg 1978) and further developments thereof [see Supplemental Material (doi: 10.1289/ehp.0800317.S1)], hereafter designated as the "eight-compartment model".

Methods of correction for random and systematic measurement or reporting errors, such as the regression calibration methods of Rosner et al. [ 44] and later developments thereof, have been used extensively in nutritional epidemiology, where discrepancies between reported and true dietary intakes can be substantial [ 33, 45], but in few other areas of epidemiology.

Laboratory studies show that preweaning social experiences, and lack thereof, affect the development of social skills and capacity to cope with stressful situations in both primates and rodents.

We have highlighted the risk factors and showed the correlation thereof with the development of KD peri-operatively.

DNA-damage-induced apoptosis is a primary mechanism to protect the organism from general genetic instability and the consequences thereof such as the development of malignant disease.