Sentence examples for a budding field from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brown has tapped into a budding field.

Nonverbal communication was a budding field -- it amazed me when you talked to people and you had the distinct impression that what they were saying to your face was inconsistent with what they believed.

Tissue engineering, a budding field in modern biomedical sciences, promises creation of viable substitutes for failing organs or tissues.

It even has a hand in the budding field of nanotechnology.

Langer, the Kenneth J. Germeshausen Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at MIT, is a founder of the budding field of tissue engineering of restoring, maintaining and improving tissue by growing it, in vitro, on a biodegradable polymer (plastic) scaffold.

Triggering programmed cell death or circumventing a defect in this process have been long-standing goals in cancer therapy and the systems biology of apoptosis is so far a pillar of the budding field of systems pharmacology.

Although genetic research has flourished over the past decade and has identified many key genes in pain processing, the budding field of epigenetics promises to provide new insights and a more dynamic view of pain regulation.

But there is some fascinating evidence or speculation, perhaps we should say from the budding field of Darwinian medicine.

Tissue engineering is another budding field which has shown promising results in animal studies but has not been applied to humans.

Marre also thinks civic-minded job seekers should consider careers in the budding field of social entrepreneurship, where for-profit businesses make it their mission to do good.

In Neuromarketing Careers, best-selling writer Mark Caldwell looks at the budding field of neuromarketing, in which neuroscience results are employed to elucidate, and perhaps to manipulate, consumer behavior.