Sentence examples for breakthroughs based on from inspiring English sources

One can almost imagine negotiating breakthroughs based on such moments of in-transitory fellow feeling.

Others suggest staying in touch with subjects so they can be consulted on new projects — and because under current practices they tend to learn of breakthroughs based on their own DNA only if they become close readers of scientific journals.

Breathless reporting of breakthroughs based on small, uncontrolled studies contributes to the widespread impression that either scientists don't know what they're talking about, or that lone mavericks know a "truth" that is being hidden by a hostile medical establishment.

The food and diet industry, of which I am a part, drives fads to boost sales, and reports every new breakthrough – based on research that, taken in isolation, means very little.

The empirical model to predict the throughput to 50% breakthrough based on the influent DOM concentration served as input to the pore diffusion model (PDM) and well-predicted the MIB breakthrough performance below a 50% breakthrough.

I am excited by Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Memory-Driven Computitg becappears appears to be a breakthrough, based on a proof of concept just revealed, in creating a new paradigm in computing based on memory.

The same day, The Globe and Mail (part of the same media conglomerate) published a companion story entitled "Researcher's labour of love leads to MS breakthrough" based on the documentary [ 14].

Many of the affordability breakthroughs are based on other parts of the system- the controller, the inverter, the motor, the pump, the water conveyance from the well to the crop, the water application system, the selection of high value diversified crops to be grown, and optimization of farmer production methods and access to market.

A final application is thus not the main motivation, although most technological or medical breakthroughs are based on such work.

The major breakthroughs are based on blocking inhibitory immune-modulating pathways by inhibiting CTLA4 (cytotoxic T-Lymphocyte antigen-4), PD1 (programmed death 1) and PD-L1 (programmed death ligand 1) [ 1– 5].

The new breakthrough is based on an insight by Ivan E. Sutherland, a Sun vice president and research fellow who is a pioneer of modern computing.