Sentence examples for essentially advanced from inspiring English sources

The boots, which Wambach said were sent to many United States athletes by the manufacturer, NormaTec, are essentially advanced compression devices.

We now have a greater understanding of the workings of the human genome as well as a wide assortment of pharmacological and mechanical therapies that clearly improve mortality and quality of life for our patients with cardiovascular disease, but these areas of therapeutics and genomics have essentially advanced independently with little interaction up until recently.

Finally, the reported data should provide a contribution to prioritising target genes for the forthcoming functional characterisation, and in this way essentially advance the studies of fungal ABC transporters in general.

Designed to meet the need for emergency cash, the short-term loans are essentially advances on wages and meant to be repaid on the next payday usually within two weeks.

That state is an Islamic state, whose purpose is essentially to advance Islam, nothing else.

Physicians focused more on physical aspects, essentially comorbidity and advanced disease, whereas decisions of patients were based on quality of life and emotional or psychological reasons.

"They are essentially postdoctoral fellows who advanced to these positions because it provides them with some added benefits and they've been successful.

13C NMR analysis of the soluble polymer prior to oxidation indicates terminal CH2: total other CC (excluding aromatic C) of approximately 1 7.5, indicating that maturation related transformation of the initial exomethylene double bond is advanced to essentially complete in this sample.

The notices signal the SEC cases are advanced and essentially mark the start of settlement negotiations.

Nor do I find that the exemptions "employ the organs of government for essentially religious purposes". To the extent that the exemptions further secular ends, they do not advance "essentially religious purposes". To the extent that purely religious activities are benefited by the exemptions, the benefit is passive.

The speed of human bodies travelling changes, but once the secular miracle of speed-of-light communication was achieved more than a century and a half ago by the telegraph, each advance since has been, so to speak, essentially an advance in envelopes.