Sentence examples for triggered the development of a from inspiring English sources

The discovery of plant DNA recombination techniques triggered the development of a wide range of genetically modified crops.

The rising demand for sustainable and efficient solar energy conversion strategies has triggered the development of a myriad of semiconductor-based composite systems for photocatalytic water splitting.

A glassy bead found during the archaeological excavation of the Palaeolithic rockshelter of Riparo Dalmeri has triggered the development of a broader research in the field of ancient glasses.

This paper explores the process by which the knowledge gradually accumulated by the forest engineers who were in contact not only with Extremadura but also with other regions of Spanish triggered the development of a new forest economy in the country, based on the recognition of the traditional resources of the Mediterranean woodland.

The need for a sensitive measuring system at high Reynolds numbers has triggered the development of a computer-aided system, which is able to measure the difference between the torques for a Newtonian fluid and a dilute suspension with drag reducer.

Increasing concern about the sustainable management of environmental resources and the effects of climate change on rice production has triggered the development of a number of sophisticated models based on physical and physiological processes ([van Laar et al., 1992]; [de Vries FWT et al. 1989]; [Kropff et al. 1993]; [Matthews and Hunt, 1994]).

Emerging technologies provide new logic and interconnection structures for computation, storage and communication that may require new design paradigms, and therefore trigger the development of a new generation of design automation tools.

Finally, viruses encoding tumour-associated antigens can infect dendritic cells, triggering the development of a tumour-specific immune response.

The SC triggers the development of a magnetic bay at PBK with amplitude up to ~500 nT (Fig. 4), though the IMF B z remains northward both before and after the IP shock.

This result raises the possibility that DNA replication is triggering the development of a new TO or well that both processes are triggered by a common effector in the WT strain.

This inter-cellular actin-clutch leads to a subsequent build-up in lamellar tension, triggering the development of a transient stress fiber, which orchestrates cellular repulsion.