Sentence examples for unsolved development from inspiring English sources

The integration of the disaster narrative with that of development is not new: since the 1970s, disasters have been recognized as indicators of unsolved development problems or failed development, which increase people's vulnerability to natural hazards, including climate-related hazards (O'Keefe et al. 1976; Cuny 1983).

Despite some advance in procedures for distinguishing specific pathway (or network) topology between different disease status, statistical inference at a population level remains unsolved and further development is still needed.

32 34 Despite these procedures for distinguishing specific pathway (or network) topology between different disease status, statistical inference at a population level remains unsolved, and further development is still necessary In summary, both the specific pathway (or network) topology and their effect on phenotype (or disease) should be considered in systems epidemiology data analysis.

Conversion of lignin into renewable chemicals is a major unsolved problem in the development of a biomass-based biorefinery.

Blastomere fate and embryonic genome activation (EGA) during human embryonic development are unsolved areas of high scientific and clinical interest.

The rational design of protein protein interactions from scratch is still an unsolved problem, but recent developments in flexible backbone design and energy functions hold promise for the future.

Reference is made to recent developments and areas of unsolved problems delineated in three broad areas: enumeration data and adjusted rates; time series; and multiple regression.

The molecular basis for epigenetic memory during development remains as yet an unsolved problem, but enough is now known about the players involved that there is reason to expect breakthroughs soon.

However, because of the great size needed for a "pure" fusion reactor and the unsolved problem of fabricating materials to withstand the heat, the development challenges are substantial and may take decades to overcome.

After examining these case studies, I conclude by describing some unsolved problems and present several suggestions for future research and development to solve these problems.

The growing interest in evaluating the overall performance of supply chains leads further and further towards the development of complex simulation models able to answer unsolved questions.