This constitutes a progress over the state of the art, as it is typically neglected in classical path finding methods.
These results constitute a relevant progress for QbE STD in Spanish from the evaluation held in 2012.
Since balanced vascular growth, that is, providing mature micro- and macrovessels, appears essential for the treatment of patients with chronic ischemic diseases, this feature may constitute a distinct progress in translating therapeutic neovascularization into patient care.
The recent developments in life-cycle engineering of civil and aerospace structures based on system reliability, time-dependent reliability, life-cycle maintenance, life-cycle cost and optimization constitute an important progress.
An investigative study of existing hypotheses was indeed our intention with this paper, and we argue that unifying and amalgamating existing data to drive new theoretical progress does constitute a novel advance.
Rather than invoking truth or falsity, we should consider whether a research programme – the hard core of hypotheses that constitute a theory – is progressing or degenerating.
A spokesman for Mr Almunia appeared to give the thumbs-up yesterday: "It is a proposal that constitutes a significant progress on the issue and I hope will be implemented," he said.
The identification of a unigene set gathering sequences from all genes known to be involved in plant resistance and defense mechanisms, and the construction of a corresponding microarray could constitute a valuable tool to progress in the understanding of plant/pathogens interactions.
Acceptance of such behavior would constitute a major setback for social progress.
