Sentence examples for the stimulus for development from inspiring English sources

Increasing resistance to antibiotics is a major problem worldwide and provides the stimulus for development of new bacterial inhibitors with preferably different modes of action.

The Cincinnati Bell Connector is the city street car installed 3 years ago that helped with the stimulus for development around the city's historic Findlay Market.

One could hypothesize that such patients are more likely to have had prior treatment, and not just prophylaxis, with fluconazole, which may have served as the stimulus for development of resistant species.

All the stimuli for development of either or both the phenotypic transitions such as population density, social competitiveness, economic motives, social inequality, sedentary life and rich diet have reached unprecedented levels today to which the body gives an exaggerated response leading to pathological effects.

In providing knowledge and understanding of all aspects of reality, science and scholarship also provide the building blocks for political decision-making and the stimulus for societal development and economic growth.

The stimulus for the development of the plant sciences did not come from botany but from agricultural chemistry, the application of which led to the development of plant physiology.

This fact was the stimulus for the development of the speech quality assessor Q-Model reported in [11].

The needs of experiments in high-energy physics have been for many decades the stimulus for detector developments.

Parenthetically, the extraction of physical information from atomically resolved imaging data, along with 3D imaging, provides the primary stimulus for development of progressive high-resolution STEM platforms [1].

In Mexico, the primary stimulus for development of antibody to Stx1 may be becoming infected with O55 or O111 EHEC rather than with O157 EHEC.

The elaboration of mouse [ 11, 12] and nonhuman primate models [ 13, 14] together with antivirals currently undergoing clinical trials and new approaches involving screening of libraries of small molecules and synthetic compounds with antiviral potential as well as natural products of plants [ 15] is further providing the stimulus for improving the development of antiviral candidates.