Example sentences of "[coord] the development of [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Happily interweaves the life of the artist ( a separate essay on ‘ Boudin 's Modernity ’ by John House ) with fascinating detail on the fashion for bathing resorts in the late nineteenth century and the development of towns such as Trouville , le Havre and Dieppe as a consequence . |
| 32 | The aim of this study was to establish if a relationship exists between the pH profile in the oesophagus and stomach and the development of complications in patients with Barrett 's columnar lined lower oesophagus . |
| 33 | The CRP value is a surrogate for direct assessment of cytokine generation , and is valuable in confirming the presence of inflammation , assessing its severity , and monitoring the response to treatment and the development of complications . |
| 34 | Historians will be occupied for a long time to come in determining the exact balance and interaction of forces — including , to mention only the more obvious , the economic disaster of the Second World War , the rise of America , and the development of nationalism — which contributed to Britain 's imperial demise . |
| 35 | This presupposes detailed definition by customers of their requirements and the development of processes to ensure that those requirements are met . |
| 36 | ‘ The challenge that faces car manufacturers is the development of a process and infrastructure which can achieve the most complete re-utilisation of materials from cars and the development of models which permit even easier recycling . ’ |
| 37 | It 's an experience that is undeniably concerned with the acquisition of facts , the deepening and broadening of knowledge and the development of character . |
| 38 | Time to Tell ( Merlin Books Ltd , 86pp , illus , sbk , £6.95 ) by Norman Cordingly OBE is the Author 's own story of his involvement with the Air Ministry and the development of Britain 's radar system during World War Two . |
| 39 | It is characterised by inflammation of the upper respiratory tract and the development of abscesses in the adjacent lymph nodes of the head . |
| 40 | In the institutions themselves the position was that the degree proposals were being put together by people in different discipline-based departments , and the development of departments of business studies or business and management studies came later — ; |
| 41 | The Centre will act as a source of information concerning research into and the development of teaching of foreign languages for schools , colleges and universities throughout Scotland . |
| 42 | The percentage of aneuploid tumours increased according to tumour invasion and the development of lymph node metastasis reflecting an increased genomic instability . |
| 43 | If boards are encouraged to take part in the identification of their needs and the development of materials , as indicated from the seminar conclusions outlined above , then it is to be hoped that their potential to act in a supportive and constructive way will be fully realised . |
| 44 | Industrial problems involving lasers , solid state or quantum electronics and the development of materials to withstand exotic conditions are all interdisciplinary . |
| 45 | Also , given the meetings of the Trevi group of Ministers and the development of Europol , perhaps the Minister can say how soon it will be possible for other EC police forces to gain access to Britain 's police national computer and what restrictions will apply . |
| 46 | With any model , however limited , implementation proceeds unevenly and involves participation at local level , a degree of flexibility in plans and among planners , a measure of decentralisation of control and the development of management techniques at local as well as at central level , together with the communication and the partnership which make all these possible . |
| 47 | Archaeology helps us to understand the past , and this understanding helps a great deal in the understanding of society today and the development of society in the future . |
| 48 | The student will be involved in the development of skills and techniques related to project analysis and management ; setting and attaining goals ; assessing performance ; instigating performance criteria and the development of oral and written articulation of work ‘ in hand ’ related to progress and development . |
| 49 | While there is no doubt that ROM can cause oxidative DNA damage leading to base changes , strand breaks , and enhanced expression of proto-oncogenes , and that oxidative stress can induce malignant transformation in cell culture , the relation between these observations and the development of malignancy in vivo is more complex and will depend on other factors such as the rate of damage , antioxidant defences , DNA repair mechanisms , and the necessity for multiple steps ( initiation , promotion , and progression ) . |
| 50 | Thus in prairie dogs fed a lithogenic diet , aspirin inhibits mucus glycoprotein secretion by the gall bladder , cholesterol microcrystal formation , and the development of gall stones that would otherwise have occurred . |
| 51 | A nation 's labour force is by far the most important part of its daily accruing resources , and an inability continued over several years to direct some 10 per cent of it or more to any useful purpose not only involved a disastrous impoverishment of the nation , but is in itself a demonstration that the machinery for directing the available labour into appropriate fields of enterprise has broken down … we put , therefore , in the forefront of our proposals a vigorous policy of national reconstruction embracing within its scope , inter alia , the rehabilitation of agriculture , still the largest of our national industries ; an extensive programme of highway development ; afforestation , reclamation , drainage , electrification , slum clearance and town development , and the development of canals , docks , and harbours . |
| 52 | From all these complex intervening circumstances , they conclude that two strands of influence will have an impact on self-esteem and the development of depression following childhood loss ( Fig. 4.5 ) . |
| 53 | As we shall see , the real advances have come not from research specifically directed towards cancer , but from discoveries made in quite different fields , as wide ranging as electrical discharges in gases , heredity in banana flies , analysis of the spermatozoa of salmon , and the development of instruments of chemical warfare . |
| 54 | Practice visits have resulted in identifying training needs , the need for ( and writing of ) policies to improve the quality of prescribing , and the development of drug use analysis , including all of the cost implications . |
| 55 | For a right of participation to be meaningful it would obviously require as free a flow of information as possible and the development of institutions securing equality of access and influence for all participants . |
| 56 | The organization and the development of institutions and systems sometimes took their roots from broad ideas about the ownership of education as an aspect of a larger community 's life . |
| 57 | Although some success had been achieved through its radical economic , social and political programme in the early period , suspicions of the links with more sinister movements in Europe and the development of anti-semitism and political violence turned public opinion against the fascist movement . |
| 58 | An abstract recently presented by R K Yu et al at the 22nd annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience in Anaheim , California , indicated no clear association of treatment with monosialoganglioside ( G m 1 ) and the development of antibodies to it in 418 samples from human subjects receiving parenteral gangliosides . |
| 59 | These are issues which have been the subject of research and discussion in the last two decades reflecting the growing awareness of the existence of an unmet need for legal assistance with problems and the development of law centres and other agencies to meet it . |
| 60 | The ‘ professional and scientific ’ category also grew rapidly , reflecting the expansion of both professional services for business and the development of education and the NHS in the state sector . |