Sentence examples for would have development from inspiring English sources

European and Asian Indian men who would have development of type 2 diabetes had relatively elevated β-cell function, whereas among African Caribbean men and women there was no such increase.

In this regard, even if the preferable diagnostic criteria for GD are still debated, we adopted Carpenter and Coustan criteria, which consider lower threshold values for the diagnosis and are able to identify ∼40% diabetic pregnant women who would be missed by National Diabetes Data Group criteria and thus would have development of a higher rate of gestational complications (24, 25).

Particulate matter comes from boilers, thermal power plants and cars, as well, he said, but India would not have development if these activities were curbed, he said.

"I was fearful we would have unplanned development there that would create a mess," he said.

What happened was that committee Republicans in late 1997 tried to slip through a sewer plan that would have enabled development of far, far more rural area than Merrill Lynch ever would occupy.

The Chad government also raided a "Future Generations Fund" that would have aided development projects after the oil runs out.

This study was designed to determine what effects the birth process would have on development of the somatotrophic axis in neonatal pigs.

We did not wish to re-write the scientific application code to adapt them to the cloud (e.g., to use a MapReduce pattern, cf. [30]) as this would have made development and maintenance more difficult for the code owners.

Although linear variable differential transformers (LVDTs), have traditionally been used, these are temperature dependent and would have required development due to integrated electronics, which could not be used at these low temperatures.

WASHINGTON -- The State Department's final environmental impact analysis for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline downplays the significance the pipeline would have for development of the Canadian tar sands, according to a new analysis from a United Kingdom-based group.

Where outcomes are psychologically theorised, e.g. mood measurements such as anxiety, it is likely that they are more theoretically based and would have used development procedures derived from psychometric theory.