Sentence examples for fruitful progress from inspiring English sources

Although a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying Cd tolerance and accumulation in plants is considered as a promising long-term strategy to improve Cd phytoextraction, the fruitful progress in this aspect will not be discussed here, as it has been reviewed recently by others (Verbruggen et al., 2009; Zhao and McGrath, 2009).

Since Arimito proposed the concept of iterative learning control in 1984, the research of ILC has become a topic of focus in the field of control and fruitful research progress has been made in theory and application [6 12].

For me the greatest challenge will be helping to lobby the Republicans, but I sense that the tide is turning even on the conservative side, and that our efforts will prove sufficiently fruitful to make real progress this year.

Advocates of pluralism, or "pluralists" often also argue that the attempt to construct a natural-selective explanation of a trait is not the most fruitful way to make explanatory progress and that understanding adaptation is just one of several important questions in evolutionary biology.

The atmosphere has been very healthy – the manager and the board have been very closely aligned and that is a fruitful environment in which to make progress".

The cardinal told half a million devout Catholics that the Church favors social progress, which "can be fruitful and reasonable only in agreement with God's laws".

The combination of electronics and photonics currently seems to be one of the most fruitful areas of scientific and technological progress, for example, LED technology with both semiconductor and organic and inorganic nanoscale molecular systems [3 5].

"I look forward to a very fruitful visit so that I can report progress on all fronts," Mr. Gambari told Channel News Asia before leaving Singapore for Myanmar, formerly Burma.

This also provided an informal and relaxed atmosphere for intensive and fruitful networking that significantly promoted EDA-EMERGE progress.

Here's something that happens often, but you should do your best to avoid it: You walk out of the meeting thinking it was fruitful only to realize later that little progress was made in creating practical solutions.

Further progress in understanding legitimate and fruitful interactions of facts and values in scientific inquiry will likely involve naturalizing moral epistemology, to get a clearer view of the bearing of observations on values.