Sentence examples for turn to develop from inspiring English sources

Sartor, for his part, notes a "concerning" 2007 study in which deliberately transmitting the gut bacteria of mice genetically predisposed to develop intestinal inflammation to healthy mice caused the healthy mice, in turn, to develop the condition.

Scapular notching, prosthetic instability, limited shoulder rotation, and loss of shoulder contour are all problems resulting from the medialization of the center of rotation, stimulating others, in turn, to develop lateralized RSA designs.

The entrepreneurial firms need processes to recognise, refine, and evaluate opportunities and in turn to develop goods and services to fulfil the needs of customers in selected markets, price these products accordingly, communicate product attributes and to distribute products to customers (Day 1994).

Correlation coefficients of all variable combinations were calculated in order to understand the relationships among them and in turn to develop models to estimate BEF and R as functions of the more easily measured forest inventory variables (DBH, H, and Age).

Second, two 'data workshops' involving four co-authors (RGK, MB, SK, PC) were convened during which each transcript was discussed in turn to develop an agreed thematic framework to be subsequently applied to the data corpus.

This Account will provide an overview of an interdisciplinary research program to understand the molecular interactions that govern the initial virus host cell recognition and entry events and in turn to develop small molecule probes that permit interrogation of the dynamic processes that underlie entry.

Therefore, we put forward an argument that research must now turn to developing feedstock-independent, synthetic pathways to produce an increased diversity of PHAs capable of competing with petroleum-derived plastics.

Attend a virtual reality meetup or conference and the discussion will eventually turn to developing better 3D spatial sound for VR experiences.

Mr Huq thanked UNICEF for the opportunity to contribute their efforts to empowering the children of South Asia and in turn to developing the region.

It was found that candidates at a higher level tended to have more instances of extended speech turns to develop the topic.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03641.005 We hence turned to develop a new approach termed PRIME that is designed for our specific task.