Sentence examples for despite remarkable advances from inspiring English sources
Despite remarkable advances in urban flood management techniques, pluvial flood damages still occur throughout the world.
Despite remarkable advances in cure rates, childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) may continue to result in considerable family strain.
Despite remarkable advances in the genomic characterization of adult melanoma, the molecular pathogenesis of pediatric melanoma remains largely unknown.
Despite remarkable advances in mainstream gasoline engines, the combustion cycle developed by Rudolf Diesel at the end of the 19th century continues to be more fuel-efficient.
Despite remarkable advances, the general mechanisms by which the immune system differentiates the structure of antigen presenting particulates have yet to be elucidated.
Despite remarkable advances in the interventional landscape, device delivery during percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) can still present technical challenges especially when performed in complex anatomical settings and through radial approach.
Despite the remarkable advances in recent times on polybenzimidazole (PBI) based proton exchange membranes (PEM), there are two most important limitations that restrict their uses: (1) declining of the mechanical strength at high acid doping level and (2) leaching of doped acid when membrane is in contact with water.
Despite the remarkable advances in septic shock (SSh) management is still among the primary causes of death worldwide and there have been no significant changes in mortality over the last few decades.
Yet despite these remarkable advances, we are running out of effective antibiotics - the drugs that fight infection and are essential for everything from organ transplants to the treatment of food poisoning.
Despite the remarkable advances in diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, prognosis of HCC still remains extremely poor, ranking as the third leading cause of cancer-related death worldwide [ 1].
Despite the remarkable advances in research in orthopaedic surgery, there remain many challenges to overcome with respect to the conduct of RCTs.
