Sentence examples similar to advance boon from inspiring English sources

The state of research has advanced significantly since BOON was originally replaced, and commercial tools have surpassed BOON.

The technological advance could be a boon for infertile couples as well as for research on reproduction, providing policymakers don't ban the tools, the group says.

Reported in this month's issue of Nature Biotechnology, the advance should be a boon to pharmaceutical companies that use mammalian cells as factories for therapeutic proteins.

This crucial advance, pioneered by Thierry Boon and co-workers (van der Bruggen et al, 2002), has resulted in the development of vaccines based upon defined molecular targets.

Not that Mr. Black views the recent great advances in technology as a boon to mankind.

For all the high-tech advances, perhaps the biggest financial boon for struggling professionals is a large wooden box: the hide.

2. Both include advanced vocabulary that would be a boon when students have to take state-administered exams (i.e. I received a 790 on SAT reading because I read like a fiend).

Fortunately, recent advances in mobile-sensing technology are a boon for more frequent collection of objective behavioral data.

Riders who mean what they say, and often say what they're doing, are the boon companions of screenwriters looking to advance simple plots.

Getting it right has become a good deal easier in the decade since Sedelmaier Productions opened: advances in computer technology have been a tremendous boon to animators.

Finally, advances in user-experience design practices are a big, if not obvious, boon.