Sentence examples for by developments in technology from inspiring English sources

Tate Modern will host another likely blockbuster during the Games, a show devoted to Edvard Munch, drawing on recent research to present him as an emphatically modernist artist influenced by developments in technology, such as photography and cinema.

Secondly, the current crop of glass cubists have been driven by developments in technology and engineering which enable glass to be used as a wall as well as a window.

Emergence of these antibody-based therapies has been facilitated by developments in technology, which have largely addressed the limitation of immunogenicity of antibodies by methods such as chimerisation, humanisation and even production of completely human antibodies (Winter and Milstein, 1991; Carter, 2001; Glennie and van de Winkel, 2003).

This can be exacerbated by developments in technology and pharmacology, which encourage physicians to go to greater lengths to try to "save" a patient, and a prevailing culture that sees death in the acute setting as a failure of medical staff [ 8], potentially affecting the point at which the palliative approach is begun.

By current estimates, there are more than six hundred thousand — some say more than a million — frozen pre-embryos in the United States, and one of the many unanticipated questions stirred by developments in reproductive technology is what to do with them.

Oil and gas field extraction strategies built on win win public private partnerships facilitate adaptation to new opportunities created by developments in science, technology and social structures.

Major advances have occurred in recent years in our understanding of HIV-1 assembly, release and maturation, as work in this field has been propelled forwards by developments in imaging technology, structural biology, and cell and molecular biology.

The complicated study was made possible by developments in sequencing technology that enable the rapid sequencing of entire genomes and by new and sophisticated software algorithms that permit the frequency of gene variants (alleles or polymorphisms) to be directly compared across different populations.

Some of these changes were driven by developments in military technology.

POST was made possible by developments in acoustic technology which resulted in miniaturization of acoustic tags along with the creation of passive acoustic receivers which can be deployed in 'listening curtains' along the seafloor.

Investigation of the biological basis of human speech and language is being transformed by developments in molecular technologies, including high-throughput genotyping and next-generation sequencing of whole genomes.