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Membrane technology has progressed remarkably in recent years.

The technology for doing this has progressed remarkably far, but not yet far enough.

Israel have progressed remarkably in the past 20 years or so while England are disappointing.

Operating systems have progressed remarkably in terms of capability and complexity in recent years.

(They cleave to punk orthodoxy musically as well, having progressed remarkably little from early Southern California punk bands like the Descendents and Bad Religion).

In the latest salvo in the baby wars, Leach brings science to her aid, which she says has progressed remarkably in recent years.

"I have seen the team progress remarkably well in the last 12 months," said Raja, who played 57 Tests and 198 one-day internationals between 1984 and 1997.

Malaysia is oftentimes overlooked by investors, even though it has progressed quietly but remarkably from a relatively poor producer of raw materials to a bustling and broadly diversified middle-income country.

So far, long lists of candidate biomarker proteins, notably in oncology, remarkably never progressed from research discovery to clinical application because de novo development of multiple ELISA would have been prohibitive in time and money.

Yet, after the ideals of meritocratic inclusion gained a foothold, progress was remarkably steady and smooth.

Remarkably, some giant cells progressed through mitosis and were capable of attempted cell division into two daughter cells.