Sentence examples for development has progressed from inspiring English sources

Vaccine development has progressed significantly and has moved from whole microorganisms to subunit vaccines that contain only their antigenic proteins.

But the location is super, being almost across the street from Adriaen's Landing, and interest in the Clarion has increased as that development has progressed".

But such development "has progressed more slowly than initially hoped" because people produce only small amounts of the SARS virus in the first few days of illness, unlike most other viral diseases, the World Health Organization said yesterday.

Commercial development has progressed more slowly because of the area's lack of public transportation, its untested location and the costly decks that must be built over the railroad tracks.

Process development has progressed in parallel with a process evaluation study that was conducted for a mineral carbonation unit scaled to sequester 100% of the CO2 emissions from a 1.3 GW coal-fired power plant.

The company anticipates shipping the Miggo by June of this year, and development has progressed to the point where prototypes are essentially ready to ship (once a proper production line is established).

In the post-genomic era, strategies of vaccine development have progressed dramatically from traditional Pasteur's principles of isolating, inactivating and injecting the causative agent of an infectious disease, to reverse vaccinology that starts from bioinformatics analysis of the genome information.

20 In girls with primary amenorrhoea, investigations should be considered at the age of 14 years if there is no pubertal development and at 16 years if other aspects of puberty, particularly breast development, have progressed normally.

The development of bioceramics has progressed from first generation bioinert ceramics and second generation bioactive ceramics toward third generation bioactive ceramics with regenerative functions.

The development of prodrugs has progressed with the aim of improving drug bioavailability by overcoming various barriers that reduce drug benefits in clinical use, such as stability, duration, water solubility, side effect profile, and taste.

In recent years, our knowledge of the genetic control of root development in rice has progressed considerably.