Sentence examples for breakthrough status from inspiring English sources

This moral dimension might explain why "Breaking Bad" has yet to achieve pop cultural breakthrough status, at least on the scale of other cable hits set in decidedly amoral universes, like "True Blood" or "Mad Men," AMC's far-more-buzzed-about series that takes place in an ad agency in the '60s.

The Palm VII is pretty cool, but whether it achieves breakthrough status remains to be seen.

An anti-epileptic drug, Epidiolex, is manufactured by GW Pharma in the UK and recently gained FDA breakthrough status.

Just a few weeks ago the drug received breakthrough status from the FDA, which means that the FDA will provide senior administrative leadership to help the company navigate the drug through this critical phase II-III period.

It is unlikely therefore that edibles or vape pens, which are very popular in the US, will be prescribed with pharmaceutical grade products such as Sativex and Epidiolex – which recently became the first cannabis medicine to gain breakthrough status in the US – more likely to be favoured under the new licensing regime.

It is understood that British Sugar – which manages the UK's largest cannabis greenhouse – was granted an exceptionally rare high-THC Home Office license in 2016, allowing them to grow the plant for an anti-MS drug, Sativex, and an anti-epileptic medicine, Epidiolex, which is set to receive breakthrough status next week.

Thanks to the distinguished anti-interference and high detection precision properties of gas sensors detection method, online gas detection becomes a new breakthrough for insulation status assessment of SF6-insulted equipment.

Covariates in the analyses of pain intensity were oxymorphone serum concentrations, mixed pain, breakthrough pain, paracetamol medication, depression status, constipation status, female reproductive organ cancer and use of fluconazole.

When his own recordings failed to make a major commercial breakthrough, he returned to cult status.

In 2006, the band, which had lingered in the shadow of similar but more popular acts like Korn and the Deftones, finally moved beyond cult status with the breakthrough single "Hate Me," a confessional song that opens with a voice mail message from Mr. Furstenfeld's mother, checking in to make sure he has taken his medication.

There is now emerging evidence for the potential benefits of EEG monitoring in various acute conditions commonly encountered in the ED, including convulsive status after treatment, breakthrough seizures in chronic epilepsy patients who are otherwise controlled, acute head trauma, and pseudo seizures.