Sentence examples for established the breakthrough from inspiring English sources

In July 2012, the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act established the "breakthrough therapy" designation, which gave the agency the authority to speed its review of drugs to treat life-threatening ailments.

While the notion of state transitions from multipotent stem cells to mature functional cells is established, the breakthrough findings on transdifferentiation [ 4] and reprogramming [ 5] have sparked renewed interest into mechanisms driving cellular lineage choice with the prospect of therapeutic application [ 6].

Can you point to books early in Harper Perennial's career that really established the brand, breakthrough books that made you confirm your direction?

This breakthrough established the foundations for the orthomolecular psychiatry now practised around the world.

It also established the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to support breakthrough research on clean energy technology.

Remarkable breakthroughs have established the functionality of graphene and carbon nanotube transistors as replacements to silicon in conventional computing structures, and numerous spintronic logic gates have been presented.

A breakthrough design for Gehry, the concert hall also established the critical importance of contemporary architecture to the evolving identity of cities.

Characterization of the epigenetic profile of humans since the initial breakthrough on the human genome project has strongly established the key role of histone modifications and DNA methylation.

"WhiteSource has established the standard for open source security solutions with its strong leadership and breakthrough innovation," said Martin Angert, Director at Susquehanna Growth Equity, in a statement.

Several major breakthroughs in the field of interferon research have established the notion that type I interferons are not only antiviral peptides but pleiotropic cytokines.

TI established the Jack Kilby Research Center in 1997 to honour the inventor who made so many breakthroughs possible and to incubate another generation of innovators.