Sentence examples for approaches progresses from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether high-throughput experiments or high-performance computers or very clever algorithms will dominate eventually, as the development of all three approaches progresses very fast.

This review summarises the approaches, progress and challenges in the design of small-molecule inhibitors as antimalarial drugs targeting the inhibition of various malarial proteases.

Basically, this approach progresses in two parts.

In spite of the new deal, and fragile states' persistent calls for a fresh approach, progress on the ground has been sluggish.

Through a combined approach, progress has been made towards providing detailed structures of highly complex and very large viruses, and towards imaging the dynamic structural changes performed by viruses at key stages in their life cycles.

This 2019 AIAA SciTech paper details our v2 TESSERAE prototype design (building on the v1 system presented in our 2018 AIAA SciTech report), including the integrated sensing and GNC approach, progress on proof-of-concept prototypes with accompanying simulation models, and extensibility to other shell tessellations and multi-module space station polyhedral packing arrangements.

The different therapeutic approaches did not have great impact on the outcome, and we advise an initial conservative approach progressing to glans-cavernosa fistula creation and subsequently to cavernosum-spongiosum shunting for patients failing to respond.

Despite these concerns and unanswered questions, the immunisation approach progressed to human clinical trials (see the 'Human clinical trials' section below).

Yet manual approaches for progress tracking lack the required accuracy for integration with other construction interfaces.

Despite the many successful animal studies, few tissue-engineering approaches have progressed to clinical trials.

These kinds of approaches seek progress by sacrificing inclusivity, but they remain built on the standard theoretical prescriptions for a collective action problem.