Sentence examples for extensive progress has from inspiring English sources

In contrast, extensive progress has occurred in fluvial research where turbulence instrumentation has been available for some time.

Extensive progress has been made in the design of helical bundles, simple structural motifs that can be nowadays designed with a high degree of precision.

Extensive progress has been made in understanding probiotic effects of VSL#3 in the context of IBD but the molecular mechanisms as well as strain-specificity remain to be elucidated.

See related editorial by Zeidan and Townsend, Extensive progress has been achieved towards understanding the epidemiology, clinical course, and basic biology of breast cancer.

During the past two decades, extensive progress has been made in understanding "mechanotransduction" or the mechanisms whereby physical stimuli are converted into chemical signals by cells [ 77, 78].

In the past five years, extensive progress has been made in the application of iodine solutions to increase radiographic contrast in soft tissues for micro-X-ray computed tomography (micro-CT) scans of small organic samples [ 1– 4].

In July, Sir John said "extensive progress" had been made but the task was "complex and difficult" given the unprecedented scope of the period under review.

However, despite extensive efforts, little progress has been made to improve efficacy since the first introduction of a live, attenuated vaccine in 1994 in the USA.

However, progress has been slow in extensive SCLC (70% of all cases), with long-term survival rates of approximately 3%.

Although organoids are in principle amenable to high-throughput screenings, progress has been hampered by technical constraints and extensive manipulations required by current methods.

India has made extensive efforts to achieve MDG 5 and in some regions much progress has been achieved.