Sentence examples for been progress in developing from inspiring English sources
In recent years, there has been progress in developing other specialist investigations, including useful surrogate biomarkers in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), and clinical diagnostic criteria have been amended (Zerr et al., 2000 a ; Collins et al., 2006).
Although there has been progress in developing diagnostic modalities, there has been less progress in the management of the pathognomic cognitive symptoms and functional sequelae and even less for the behavioral management of AD.
But there is progress in developing small medical robots for sensing, drug delivery or surgery inside the human body.
For the vision of programmable wireless networking to become established, it is important that there is progress in developing useful network APIs offering sophisticated high-level abstractions for wireless networking.
Those who follow religious affairs closely say there is progress in developing Beijing-Vatican ties.
However, in resource-poor contexts, where paediatric HIV burden is high there has been limited progress in developing or adapting tools to support adherence for HIV-infected children on ART and their caregivers.
Although not discussed here, it is important to note that there has been considerable progress in developing synthetic cellular communication in eukaryotes such as mammalian cells and yeast, which has been surveyed in the literature [51],[51],[51].
There has been rapid progress in developing chemiresistive nanosensors, and these sensor technologies are being transferred among a variety of different fields, from energy, environment to life science.
There is widespread recognition that the current methods of defining prokaryotic species are no longer adequate and there has been little progress in developing an agreed concept of species that can guide a new definition of species [ 5- 7].
While transition pathways have been established in much diabetes care there has been little progress in developing services for those with chronic physical impairment or neurodevelopmental disorders [ 22].
Further, few attempts have been made to define and differentiate the terms and there has been little progress in developing treatment procedures addressing these cognitive processes.
