Sentence examples for breakthroughs and developments from inspiring English sources

"Future technical breakthroughs and developments are expected over the next year which will provide HP with a strong intellectual property leadership position in nanotech," says Wolfe, who holds the stock in his newsletter's portfolio.

In this issue, Cell & Bioscience presents a series of reviews attempting to define the most challenging questions in DNA damage response and repair, and to provide an overview of the latest breakthroughs and developments in the field.

The rapid breakthrough and development of microarray and sequencing technologies is probably the main tool for paving the way toward "individualized biomarker-driven cancer therapy" or "personalized medicine".

And we hope that application of SSP has great new breakthrough and development and China will be changed from a large metal processing country to a powerful metal processing country.

We will review the breakthrough and development in this field in the past ten years, mainly focusing on the physical mechanisms and dominant factors governing this spontaneous structural transition.

Melvyn Bragg discusses the controversial 20th century scientific breakthrough and development of nuclear physics, which harnesses the enigmatic qualities of the atom's core to create nuclear power.

Negative consequences of drug interactions may include viral breakthrough and development of resistance, sub-optimal disease/symptom management, or drug toxicity and possible non-adherence [ 25].

The number of new agents discovered following this approach that are found in the advanced stages of the antibiotic pipeline is still very limited; however, the exploitation of bacterial genomics has been a major breakthrough for discovery and development of new antibiotics active against multiresistant pathogens.

There have been many breakthroughs and historic developments.

The Obama administration's new strategy aimed to increase use of efficient water reuse technologies and invest in breakthrough research and development to reduce the price and energy costs of new water supply technologies such as desalination.

This background serves as the basis for a discussion of early breakthroughs and recent key developments in the endeavour to develop nanostructured materials as smart interfaces for fundamental cellular studies, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.