Sentence examples for developmental breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

These dramatizations are meant to welcome the gathering at the congregation ceremonies; to exalt and adore the leadership of the University, emphasizing that with the presence of God and unity among the University leadership the institution shall continue to attain greater developmental breakthroughs.

Haruko Obokata, at the Riken Centre for Developmental Biology in Kobe, announced the breakthrough in January in two articles published in the scientific journal Nature, but the discovery was thrown into doubt after researchers elsewhere failed to replicate her work.

Thus, while the demonstration that b-catenin plays a role in hair follicle formation is a "breakthrough," says Randall Moon, a developmental biologist at the University of Washington in Seattle, "we must be very careful" about b-catenin's tumor-promoting potential.

This seminal discovery revealed that the two seemingly unrelated fields of RNA processing and chromatin modification could be tightly integrated in key developmental processes, and was accordingly recognized as the "Breakthrough of the Year" for 2002 (Couzin 2002).

In the past couple of years a number of major breakthroughs have been made in understanding the developmental biology of the islets of Langerhans.

Rosin's argument sounds a lot like Carol Gilligan's breakthrough revelations 30 years ago about the developmental psychology of girls, and how different it is from that of boys.

The symphony draws on all of the "deformation procedures" suggested by James Hepokoski regarding musical modernism: breakthrough deformation, introduction-coda frame, episodes within developmental space, various strophic/sonata hybrids and multi-movement forms in a single movement.

The nervous system of the worm Caenorhabditis elegans has been an important model for both functional and developmental neurobiology since the late 1960s (Ankeny, 2001), and a number of important breakthroughs were made in the mid-1980s.

One of the major breakthroughs of this approach has been the discovery that many genes and developmental processes are remarkably conservative across often vast phylogenetic distances (Plachetzki and Oakley 2007).

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