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Now, thanks to technological advances in microsurgery and space-age breakthroughs, people like James with AMD have new hope from the world's tiniest telescope that's implanted into the person's eye.

Functional MRI is not the first digital-age breakthrough that was supposed to supersede the polygraph.

Collaborators So far open-source development has been more of an Internet-age breakthrough in engineering management than a progenitor of new technologies.

Deep oil and gas exploration in China has entered an age of breakthrough and discovery.

Though it may have taken an age, the breakthrough means that reform in the United States has moved faster and further than it has in the rest of the world.

Pan-roasted chicken in a high-low sauce of sherry-accented truffles and pig's feet qualifies as a new-age bistro breakthrough, original but perfectly sane.

According to new research, success over the course of a career isn't necessarily a byproduct of age or early breakthroughs ― for scientists, at least.

Therefore elucidating the process of renal aging might enable breakthroughs in the treatment of diabetic nephropathy.

At one extreme, Cambridge University trained Dr. Aubrey de Grey, Chief Science Officer of the SENS Research Foundation for the study of aging claims that emerging breakthroughs in the biology of aging have brought human lifespan to the verge of vastly extended longevity--and perhaps immortality.

Nearly 95percentnt of girls initiated Vagina Breakthrough" at age younger than 15 years old and the mean age of Vagina Breakthrough" was 14.7 ± 1.37.

And even when it comes to breakthrough ideas, age may still be an asset.