Sentence examples for with reference to the development from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms underlying the observed anelastic behaviour and changes in macroscopic creep properties are discussed with reference to the development of intergranular strains and dislocation behaviour.

This paper reviews CE strategies employed in health research in Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe with reference to the development of a CE strategy for a multi-centre study to be conducted in these countries.

The main aspects of the new reaction of direct (one-stage) propane ammoxidation to acrylonitrile (ACN) are analyzed with reference to the development of the catalysts for this reaction, the main technological options for the process and relationship with reaction conditions, the reaction network and kinetics of the reaction.

The implications of this are discussed with reference to the development and treatment of cancer.

With reference to the development mode of lung cancer established by Sekine et al. [8], we proposed a detailed evolution mode that incorporated the results of the PPI sub-network.

Similarly, the adjusted odds ratio of infant death was 1.58 in the Far western development region with reference to the Western development region.

Similarly, the Far-western development region had a higher adjusted odds ratio (aOR =1.62, 95%% CI: 1.02 2.57) of experiencing infant mortality than with reference to the Western development region.

The elevated levels of ras-related cellular RNA in a series of colorectal carcinomata (n = 12) was correlated with conventional staging criteria (tumour morphology and Dukes' staging) and with clinical outcome with particular reference to the development of metastatic disease.

Conditions for lock-in, lock-out, return to equilibrium, substitution, etc., are specified in relation to the assumed complexity of the dynamics under study and with reference to the stage of development, that is, before or after lock-in.

While Colmer et al. (2015), for instance, see an important advantage in external professional development with reference to the catering for different development needs of employees, Nuttall (2013) finds that external professionalization in its individualized form occurs only sporadically, hence lacking continuity.

This article reviews the historical and contemporary policy development process that led to the SFDRR with particular reference to the development of the health theme.