Sentences with phrase «of developing»

Of the patients whose lymph node status was known, 143 had cancer cells present in their lymph nodes and were therefore thought to have a higher risk of developing cancer in distant organs.

In addition, working with colleagues who also collectively engage in the process of developing new knowledge.

Please be aware this is a remote part of a developing country and Internet speed is not what you are probably used to.

The countries of the developed world already find it difficult to provide national services in these areas.

An extensive new study shows that women who are regularly exposed to outdoor light at night have an increased chance of developing breast cancer.

Certain breeds of dogs have a higher risk of developing cancer at a young age, but most often cancer is diagnosed in middle - aged and senior pets.

A: We recognize the importance of developing relationships with diverse - owned businesses.

In addition, grains are not a common cause of food allergies, and there is no increased risk of developing diabetes in cats or dogs being fed a diet containing grains.

They also have a lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, breast and ovarian cancer and postpartum depression.

An IT developer is one who is engaged in the process of developing new software on behalf of the company.

In most parts of the developed world, the water supply is safe and this is not a concern.

Proven record of developing marketing campaigns and strategies that drive company revenue goals.

This activity will help students begin the important task of developing number sense about the value of square roots.

If you're depressed, you have a higher risk of developing heart disease later in life.

I take pleasure in working in the healthcare industry and capable of developing great relationship with the staff, patients and families.

Proven track record of developing new business and increasing sales within established accounts and mature territories.

Individuals who consume greater than 2.3 grams of sodium every day have an increased likelihood of developing certain diseases.

This a small but important victory for citizens of developing nations across the globe.

They can be used as a way of developing ideas in general and can be interpreted into drawings, installations, texts, or any medium of your choice.

I hope so, particularly in light of pharmaceutical companies frequently pointing to the high costs of developing new drugs as being the primary reason prices are so high for existing drugs.

A new report has come out this week linking women who breast feed to a lower chance of developing breast cancer later in life.

Instead of developing courses for different people and in different languages, content localization is a better option as it saves time and budget.

These factors contribute to medical problems later in life, such as cardiac ailments or the possibility of developing type 2 Diabetes.

Those who haven't developed heart disease or had a stroke are more likely to be at a high long - term risk of developing cardiovascular disease, when compared to the general population.

The challenge of developing effective training solutions that achieve the results we're after isn't a new problem.

Whether controlling high blood pressure («hypertension») reduces the odds of developing dementia, however, has not been scientifically proven, he said.

With few exceptions, even at this time, such organizations are at early stages of developing strategies by which to adapt to climate change risks.

A proven history of developing leadership skills in others, improving quality, driving productivity and increasing team morale.

They found that those who consumed three to five cups of coffee per day had about a 20 % less chance of developing dementia.

«In terms of developing markets, clearly new markets are opportunities,» he said.

Proven ability to enhance surgical operations through revenue advancement and patient acquisition by means of developed professional relationships.

Actions to significantly reduce GHG emissions would entail dramatically cutting back on the use of coal, the source of most of the developing world's electricity.

With the hope of developing new treatments, the Scottish team is trying to find the specific molecule from the worms that encourages the formation of regulatory T cells.

While the exact mechanism is unknown, obese dogs are known to have a greater chance of developing certain types of cancer but more particularly those related to the urinary bladder.

Global demand for energy is growing rapidly and must continue to grow to provide the needs of developing economies.

The group enjoys a well - earned reputation for creative, nuanced, and thorough legal analysis, and is frequently at the forefront of developing areas of the law.

Indeed, the researchers found that children that suck their thumb AND bite their nails have the lowest likelihood of developing allergies later in life.

That is not enough in my book for three plus years of developing as manager when the bottom line is improving and ultimately winning.

Those who had the highest intake of red and processed meats were at a 22 percent higher risk of developing chronic kidney disease than those with the lowest intake of those foods.

Open - market operations were designed in the 19th century, with the purpose of developing government bond markets and providing liquidity to banks.

He has the possibility of developing into one of the top tight ends!

This video describes the role that schools play in helping children who are at risk of developing mental health difficulties, and their families.

Sleep deprivation affects parts of the developing brain involved in regulating emotions and thinking logically.

There are other urban planners who are observing ways of developing more safety for pedestrians by walking around the city and taking a public transportation to gain better understanding on the issue.

In much of the developing world people do not have access to banking.

There is also increasing evidence that air pollution may increase the risk to children of developing asthma.

In one 2009 study, every hour less of average sleep duration per night was associated with a 37 % increase in the odds of developing hypertension over five years.

To help coastal communities, many climate scientists are taking a close look at fog with the aim of developing models of future fog patterns.