Sentence examples for breakthroughs on how from inspiring English sources

Mr Portman seems genuinely committed to Doha and tries his best to sound upbeat about it, touting recent technical breakthroughs on how to measure farm tariffs and cut barriers on industrial goods.

"We think it could be a breakthrough on how to connect the reader of the printed word to the Internet," said Larry Tarleton, associate publisher of The Post and Courier.

A breakthrough on how the birds were domesticated and a gene that played a key role came in 2010 with a study of the genomes of eight different populations of present-day chickens from around the world.

Beatrice Tinsley was responsible for breakthrough discoveries on how galaxies moved with time but her name is virtually unknown outside academic circles.

In this symposium, outstanding investigators, two from the USA and two from Japan, presented their works on cancer biology and genetics, and breakthrough advances on how to model the complexity of cancer in the mouse were reported (Fig. 2).

We discussed the current outlook for the CS and IT workforce and their views on technological breakthroughs on the horizon and how best to navigate one's career in these fields.

His focus is not on gadgets but on how scientific breakthroughs can help us "edit our DNA", adopt healthier lifestyles and customise medical treatment.

Before the sonic-chip breakthrough, Spence had worked almost exclusively on how an understanding of the neuroscience of audio and visual stimuli could help design better warning signals for drivers.

But he conducted a clinic in Round 2 against Ruslan Ponomariov of Ukraine on how to carry out a breakthrough.

There is a debate on how to treat patients with breakthrough infections during posaconazole or voriconazole prophylaxis.

Most breakthroughs are reported in the media with little emphasis on how the research was made possible.