But these first steps provide compelling evidence that it is possible to build working nanodevices-and they have begun to generate considerable hope (along with a fair amount of hype) that Smalley's dream of building new materials with molecular precision will come true.
The film focuses on an 11-year-old boy named Ashish, who is given a small solo in the performance and invests considerable hope in what this will do for his future — a sort of "Slumdog Millionaire" syndrome.
And so one turns to Dick Teresi's new book with considerable hope: Surely Mr. Teresi, a veteran science journalist, past editor in chief of Science Digest and Omni, will be the ideal guide through those dim purgatories where life and death can be difficult to distinguish.
Taken together, these findings offer considerable hope for MSCs as a therapy for ALI/ARDS MSCs are in clinical trials for multiple other diseases.
Taken together, these findings offer considerable hope for stem cells as a therapy for ALI/ARDS.
In 2005, using a classical phenotypic screen, Andries et al (2005) discovered a very potent molecule, TMC207 or bedaquiline, an innovative, recently-approved drug candidate that offers considerable hope for curing MDR-TB cases.
There is considerable hope that the markets are heralding a major development: that Americans have lost the fears and foreboding that have made the financial crisis of 2008 so enduring in its effects.
Our work opened a new avenue in treating AF and has brought considerable hope for the treatment of VF leading to sudden death.
Therapies based on tissue-specific stem cells are currently benefiting patients with a wide range of medical conditions, and there is considerable hope that the future holds even greater promise.
The era had begun in 1972 with considerable hope for political change, as Tanaka Kakuei, a self-made politician who defied the usual LDP bureaucratic model, sought to address the problems of pollution and urban crowding by calling for a redistribution of industry throughout the Japanese islands.
Evaluation tools implemented on newer machines, cumbersome as they still are, raise considerable hope that perfusion assessment may be possible in a clinical setting in the future.
