Sentence examples for despite enormous progress from inspiring English sources
Despite enormous progress in other areas, such as a halving in the number of child deaths over the past two decades, the charity said malnutrition was an "Achilles heel to development", and that momentum would stall if the world failed to tackle the condition.
Despite enormous progress to map cis-regulatory modules (CRMs), like enhancers and promoters in genomes, elucidation of the regulatory landscape of the developing embryo remains a challenge.
Despite enormous progress in this field, machine-based system is still far from the goal of matching the versatility and reliability of human face recognition.
Despite enormous progress in the development of new morphological techniques, there is still not a simple technique for visualization of the fiber architecture in the mammalian brain.
Despite enormous progress both in hardware (multiprocessor systems and specialized processors) and software (Gurobi) we are reaching the limits of what these tools can handle in real time.
Yet despite enormous progress, malaria remains an acute problem in some regions, the report said.
The early history of the symphony remains, therefore, a matter of speculation and debate, despite the enormous progress in research and publication since the mid-20th century.
Despite the enormous progress in physicochemical surface optimization technologies, the native endothelium still represents the ideal surface for blood contact.
Despite the enormous progress in the treatment of coronary artery diseases, they remain the most common cause of heart failure in the Western countries.
Despite the enormous progress in computational and medicinal chemistry, only few webservers namely KiDoQ [17], GDoQ [18] and CDD [19] for predicting the efficacy of potential antimycobacterial drug like molecules are freely available to the scientific community.
Despite the enormous progress made to date (see Brent and Guigó [6] and Sleator [43] for a survey on this topic), the gene identification problem remains an interesting subject of research.
