The phrase "advancement developed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe progress or growth that has been achieved, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The advancement developed in technology over the past decade has transformed our daily lives."
Alternatives: "progress made" or "growth achieved".
Researchers and physicians that come to this country to learn and be mentored in the groundbreaking technological advancements developed and advanced here would be forced to go elsewhere.
Drawing on centuries of philosophy and scientific advancements, Mokyr argues that there's a reason the Industrial Revolution occurred in Europe and not, for example, in China, which had in previous centuries shown signs of more scientific advancement: Europe developed a unique culture of competitive scientific and intellectual advancement that was unprecedented and not at all predestined.
THERE EXISTS a wide gap in the technological advancement among developed, developing, and undeveloped countries.
And the late 19th century was a time of terrific scientific advancement – Darwin developed his theory of evolution, Pasteur created vaccines and the process to kill bacteria that caused spoilage, and Rozier and d'Arlandes flew their first hot air balloon giving us our first view down onto the earth.
For example, participation in CPD for medical laboratory scientists is a pre-requisite for a salary adjustment and career advancement in developed countries [ 7- 10].
According to documents released by Snowden, now years out of date as technological advancements have developed, the NSA vacuums 5bn daily records just of cellphone locations.
Why? From how we code to how we type, much of the world's biggest advancements were developed with the English-speaking market in mind.
To this end, the design considered recent scientific advancements and developed innovative methods, rather than just referring to technical practice.
These advancements have developed concurrently with electronic medical records, digital (e-health) technologies and the shift toward patient-centered care.
Nevertheless, pioneering studies and further advancements have developed algorithms capable of recognizing small, repetitive and well-timed patterns in tonic activity regimes [13] [17].
