Sentence examples for constitute a milestone from inspiring English sources
Pierre Fouchet, a researcher at the CEA Institute of Cellular and Molecular Radiobiology in France, said the results: "Constitute a milestone in the field of reproduction and generate hope for restoring fertility in survivors of childhood cancer".
Should Hezbollah and its supporters win a significant majority, it would constitute a milestone in that quest.
The advent of isogeometric analysis (IGA) using the same basis functions for design and analysis constitutes a milestone in the unification of geometric modeling and numerical simulation.
A decision to indefinitely postpone the lifting of an eight-month ban on professional soccer in Egypt constitutes a milestone in an increasingly successful campaign by militant fans to root out corruption, force reform of the country's hated security forces and ensure that senior officials responsible for the deaths of supporters and protesters are held accountable.
The discovery of these inhibitors exemplified by the compound A-1210477 constitutes a milestone in the development of MCL-1-specific BH3 mimetics for anticancer therapy.
A role of the fusion gene ETV/RUNX1 TEL/AML1 in the TGF signaling constitutes a milestone entailing this immune regulatory pathway to leukemogenesis, by compromising the normal cell responses to its inhibitory function.
Although the study by Ramirez et al. [ 4] unquestionably constituted a milestone in orchid research, the large discrepancies in age estimates obtained in the last decade - some 80 Ma between the youngest [ 2] and oldest [ 5] crown ages - suggests that the matter is probably not completely settled.
That this the 60th year of the founding of the United Nations and of FAO constitutes a milestone that serves to reaffirm our belief in the multilateral system which resulted from the free will of the people of the world meeting in San Francisco and Quebec City, respectively, in 1945.
The report presented to us last year by Mr Cornillet was rich in ideas and analysis and constituted a milestone and an extremely positive step towards defining a methodology for monitoring and evaluation, which should underpin any human rights policy, based of course on the European Charter covering these rights.
