Sentence examples for for a further progress from inspiring English sources
As long as there are no theoretically founded and reliable relations available to predict the Maxwell Stefan diffusivities in a membrane (or accurate experimental data for these diffusivities) only a semi-empirical method as used in this study can serve as a basis for a further progress in the development of an existing (in this case DuPont Nafion) membrane.
It soon became apparent that the committee was too large for any further progress to be made quickly.
Negotiators for the N.H.L. and the players association bargained for a second straight day at an undisclosed location in Manhattan on Wednesday and promised to meet for a third, signaling further progress toward a solution to the 53-day lockout.
At this stage of proceedings the Wanderers seem a little behind the leading contenders but after last season's chaos a year of stability and rebuilding would be no bad thing with the promise of a return to their own ground next season a catalyst for further progress.
This is surprising in view of growing recognition of the need for robust performance and seamless interrelation between all health system elements as a basis for further progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
"It should be taken as a whip for further progress," Lee Jung Hoon, chairman of the department of international studies at Yonsei University in Seoul told Reuters.
We believe that our results provide an improved theoretical understanding of the role of noise in stochastic local search, thereby providing a foundation for further progress in this area.
A call for further progress is issued on what needs to be done to go beyond 'good examples' and on what actions and strategies are able to share and spread success stories of sustainable production and consumptions to different contexts and settings.
This first step is a prerequisite for further progress in making services more widely available in the public sector.
Although P. princeps has not considerably affected phylogenetic inference in our study, sampling other closely related plecopterans might be a strategy for further progress in the reconstruction of Polyneoptera phylogeny.
