Sentence examples for Pioneering concept from inspiring English sources

The idea of incorporating infectious disease into the toxicological paradigm is exactly the kind of pioneering concept that can take environmental health to the next level.

UNICEF has introduced the pioneering concept of child friendly schools to create a safer and more welcoming educational environment, especially for girls.

Charles Nicolle (1919 in Blanc and Baltazard, 1944) also proposed the pioneering concept of "asymptomatic infection," crucial for understanding the sudden appearance (i.e., emergence) of certain diseases through clinical signs in particular circumstances.

Plans for new technical degrees and technical universities unveiled by shadow universities minister Liam Byrne last week have been hailed by Labour as a "pioneering concept".

Accordingly, the pioneering concept of network coding (NC) emerges as a promising approach for improving the video transmission quality mainly in multicast mobile environment.

The 73-year-old economist is credited with lifting millions out of poverty with his pioneering concept of microfinance – a feat for which he was awarded the Nobel Peace prize.

Pioneering concepts, first presented in this conference a quarter of a century ago, have led to 1) IMB, the first large detector (10kT), which was designed primarily to search for proton decay, and secondarily to be sensitive to supernova neutrinos and atmospheric oscillations, and 2) Dumand, an attempt to initiate the search for TeV astrophysical neutrinos with a prototype for a 1 km3 telescope.

Pioneering biochemical studies have long forged the concept that the mitochondria are the 'energy powerhouse of the cell'.

Pioneering publications from the region introduced or refined interpretation concepts of thermochronological data such as the break in slope in vertical age profiles as qualitative marker for the onset of accelerated rock cooling.

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Pioneering shifting cultivation did not prevail.