Sentence examples for further advanced with from inspiring English sources
Coyle confirmed talks are further advanced with former Stoke striker Tuncay Sanli, who could be about to arrive on loan from Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg.
Starting from a short overview of organic thin-film transistors research, this paper will concentrate on the recent developments in organic circuit design and on how the state of the art in this field can be further advanced with contributions from materials and processing research.
In this article the claim is further advanced with, "President Barack Obama now has the distinction of presiding over his own bear market".
The usefulness of Vi vaccine may be further advanced with the development of Vi conjugate vaccine [ 15].
Forest statistics collection has been further advanced with the inception in 2000 of the Certificate on source of forest product raw material, which provides the opportunity to improve the statistics on wood harvest, transportation and trade.
In part, the rituximab experience will determine the way, because development of that drug is much further advanced, with 9 years of approved use in lymphoma and recent approval in rheumatoid arthritis.
On Monday, loyalist forces reportedly made further advances, with government tanks rolling into the city and attempting to fight their way to the symbolic central square.
Help! is not as consistent an album as A Hard Day's Night, but it marked a further advance, with the great title track a Lennon confessional of antic confusion and McCartney's "Yesterday" merely the most recorded romantic ballad in history, along with the brilliant mid-tempo rocker "Ticket To Ride".
In addition to the availability of data on both parent and grandparent mental health, our study offers further advances with respect to the strength of the LSAC data.
Reif's vision of exploring how online learning tools can improve residential education, as well as his interest in broadly accessible, high-caliber online courses, was further advanced earlier this month with the creation of edX, a $60 million online-education partnership with Harvard University.
To illustrate the extensions and applicability of our axioms of adaptivity (A1)–(A4), the second half of this paper treats further advanced topics and contributes with new mathematical insight in the striking performance of adaptive schemes.
