Sentence examples for dramatic advances in the from inspiring English sources
Dramatic advances in the treatment of HIV/AIDS have saved millions of lives around the world.
Genomics, the study of man's genetic code, has brought dramatic advances in the understanding of disease.
This has been driven by dramatic advances in the ability to fabricate controlled complex structures via wet chemistry methods.
This review focuses on the dramatic advances in the chiral stationary phases (CSPs) that have made HPLC and SFC indispensable techniques for drug discovery today.
Indeed, the past two decades chronicle dramatic advances in the implementation of evidence-based interventions, drawn not only from biomedical but also from social science research.
PAGE C1 50 Years of Transplants Fifty years after the first successful transplant, hundreds of thousands of people have received almost every vital organ, and surgeons have made dramatic advances in the field.
His subsequent invention, in 1996, was a blue-violet laser, an invention that this year will bring a dramatic advance in the capacity of DVD's, Dr. Nakamura, 47, grew up on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four main islands.
The completion of the Human Genome Project HGPP) has brought about a dramatic advance in the life sciences, especially genomics (International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium [2004]; Green et al. [2011]).
The past ten years have seen a dramatic advance in the methods, chemistries and detection platforms available for DNA data generation.
The development of PCR-based methods for efficiently recovering host/virus junction fragments from new proviral integrants, as well as the availability of the mouse genome sequence and new bioinformatics tools, has recently led to a dramatic advance in the power of this experimental strategy.
Despite the dramatic advances in unraveling the pathophysiology of CAPS, including identification of the gene [ 26- 28], the NLRP3 inflammasome [ 1], and the introduction of highly effective treatment in the form of IL-1-blocking drugs [ 29- 31], our understanding of this disease is incomplete.
