The phrase "a further exciting" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when you want to describe an additional exciting element or aspect, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We are thrilled to announce a further exciting development in our project."
Alternatives: "an additional thrilling" or "a more exciting".
A further exciting development related to IL-5 as a target is the development of an antibody-dependent cell cytotoxic defucosylated IgG1 monoclonal antibody (MEDI-563) directed to all cells expressing IL-5Rα (IL-5 receptor α).
A further exciting breakthrough toward an increasingly powerful network framework for identifying pathways involved in responses to environmental conditions or in governing phenotypic behaviors is offered by a recent development of a Steiner tree computational algorithm, able to integrate protein protein and protein DNA interactomes (29).
A further exciting aspect are the perspectives this approach offers on the so-called binding problem: To store the knowledge that a green banana has been perceived, the cell assemblies for BANANA and GREEN can be coupled temporarily, for example by synchronous oscillation of the respective neuronal ensembles (Engel et al. 1992; von der Malsburg 1995; Shastri and Ajjanagadde 1993).
"It's really exciting," he says as, further encouraged by autumn sunshine, ever-increasing crowds gum up the Brittany port.
Further information about this exciting development is available from the official MIT press release.
Such studies demonstrate the potential of P. putida in highly diverse fields of application and may inspire further exciting developments towards the establishment of P. putida as a platform for production of various natural products in the future.
Further exciting evidence for pairing occurring between homologues in plants is now mounting.
These and other new flavin based species are reviewed here and suggest further exciting discoveries await the flavoenzymology field.
Further exciting advances are foreseen in cell-based genetic engineering with the transfer of DNA to the site of tendon lacerations.
Since then, the study of four-manifolds and their invariants has undergone several further exciting developments, tying them deeply with ideas from symplectic geometry and pseudo-holomorphic curves, and hence forming further bridges with algebraic and symplectic geometry, but also connecting them more closely with knot theory and three-manifold topology.
(Vanity Fair) "It is interesting, however, that based on the rapid pace of advance in aerospace technology in the roughly sixty years between the Wright Brothers getting their patent and 1969's double-wammy of the Concorde and the Moon Landing you would have thought the ensuing 40 years might be full of further exciting innovations.
