The phrase "age of breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by significant advancements or discoveries in a particular field or area.
Example: "We are currently living in an age of breakthrough, where technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace."
Alternatives: "era of innovation" or "period of discovery".
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.
For all the coming-of-age talk of breakthrough summers and senior medals, the swell of interest is unlikely to crush the ebullient Liverpudlian.
The low titres of bactericidal antibodies in infancy and from 2 years of age onwards observed with just a single MenC vaccination at 12 months of age suggest prevention of breakthrough cases in infants and preschool children depend on herd immunity induced by a catch up vaccination campaign that could then be sustained through adolescent boosting.
"The diabetes research community has been waiting for ages for this type of breakthrough," says Jorge Ferrer, who studies the genetics of β cells at Imperial College London.
In an Age of Science Denialism, a Breakthrough in the Fight Against H.I.V. Jerome Groopman joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss Trump's plan to combat H.I.V./AIDS, and the current politics of science and medicine.
Finding such a blood marker would be the kind of breakthrough that aging research so desperately needs and that Calico was created to discover.
"It's not yet clear how useful asking women to report how many moles they have as part of risk estimation would be, given that there are several other, more reliable, risk factors at play such as weight, age, and genes," said Dr Matthew Lam of Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
What would journalists say if in 2004 Jim Lehrer wrote a book called 'Breakthrough, the age of Bush Joe Scarboroughough, the former Republican congressman and now MSNBC host, asked rhetorically on Wednesday morning.
'Toast' is on BBC1 later this month Three child stars who made the leap.... Jodie Foster Starring in ads from the age of three, her big-screen breakthrough came in Taxi Driver in 1976, when Foster was 14, for which she won an Oscar nomination.
2003, Lord's: Five wickets on his Test debut against Zimbabwe at the age of 20. 2008, Wellington: Breakthrough five-wicket haul against New Zealand after years of inconsistency and injury.
