Sentence examples for Advanced notably from inspiring English sources

The science for developing all biologics, including biosimilars, has advanced notably in recent years.

The notion that the prefrontal cortex is specifically involved in action planning and executive control has been advanced notably by Luria, 41 Shallice, 42 and Baddeley, 43 among many others.

The results in this figure confirm that the proposed music-aided multimodal approach notably advanced the standard bimodal approach.

Research in the area of ad hoc networks has yielded important advances, notably in the field of physical layer techniques.

Researchers at MIT and the Santa Fe Institute have found that some widely used formulas for predicting how rapidly technology will advance — notably, Moore's Law and Wright's Law — offer superior approximations of the pace of technological progress.

World War II consolidated this position, as the company was involved in important technological advances, notably the cavity magnetron for radar.

Though the Saudi-led campaign has been able to reverse some of the Houthi's advances, notably in the southern port city of Aden, recent months have seen the conflict settle into a grinding war of attrition.

The Act had been passed before human ESC had first been derived, and there had been several other scientific advances, notably SCNT or cloning, which suggested that it needed updating.

Like many revolutions, PlanetLab is based on a startlingly simple idea that has been around for a long time, advanced most notably by Sun Microsystems: move data and computation from desktop computers and individual mainframes into the network itself.

Improved statistical reporting and the availability of data in some industrially advanced countries, notably since World War II, have encouraged systematic efforts to measure the productivity of this factor.

However, last week's election and president Sassou-Nguesso himself were roundly condemned, long in advance, most notably by the EU and the French Socialist party.