Sentence examples for exciting progresses from inspiring English sources
Although many exciting progresses and potential applications of one-dimensional manganite oxide nanostructures have been made, considerable challenges remain to be resolved.
By following a brief introduction on the PVSC development, device architecture and material design features, we exemplified the exciting progresses made in field by exploiting organic π-functional materials based hole and electron transport layers (HTLs and ETLs) to enable high-performance PVSCs.
Despite these exciting progresses, individual gene-based signatures suffer from some well-known problems.
While these exciting progresses demonstrated a promising future for renewable production of butanol from CO2, the current production level is still very low, partially due to the toxicity of butanol towards cyanobacterial cells [ 14, 15].
Despite these exciting progresses, important questions remain: what is the relationship between the actomyosin cytoskeleton and the other reported upstream regulators such as Kibra, Ex, and Mer in Hippo pathway regulation?
Firstly, there's lots of really exciting progress in brain science now.
Today's news reports more exciting progress in cancer treatment, and to get these breakthroughs we have had to prioritise cancer research at the expense of something else.
As a few commentators have noted, most of the exciting progress in the movement is occurring on what people might conceive as being the "fringes" of the movement.
To Egypt, then, and Mr Blair's declaration that the military removal of a country's first democratically elected head of state represents exciting progress for the Middle East, along with the violent crackdowns and human rights abuses that have followed.
When it comes to climate change, cities are where the most exciting progress is being made," said Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York, speaking by videolink to the City Climate Leadership Awards in London this month.
"If we make exciting progress relatively quickly, with relatively modest funding then we'll get to a Wright brothers' moment in fusion and suddenly people will realise it is going to be possible," said Kingham, whose company is a spin off from the UK's national fusion lab at Culham near Oxford.
