Sentence examples for groundbreaking advances from inspiring English sources

When we directly compare, buck for buck, research and development and other investments, defense-related investments generate far more groundbreaking advances.

Egypt, the land of the Library of Alexandria, of a culture that contributed groundbreaking advances in mathematics, medicine and science, has fallen far behind.

While these are basic tenets of criminal procedure elsewhere, they are potentially groundbreaking advances in China, where the court system is not an independent branch of government, but rather answers to the Communist Party, whose overriding concern is maintaining state power.

For a period of over a century until the 1960s, many groundbreaking advances in modeling different components of the hydrologic cycle were made.

In recent years, groundbreaking advances have been made in understanding the biology of and immune mechanisms against the Plasmodium spp. parasite, the causative agent of malaria.

It is seen that for a period of over a century until the 1960s prior to the computer era, many groundbreaking advances in modeling different components of the hydrologic cycle were made.

In the 1990s the two scientists made another groundbreaking advance in cholesterol research when they discovered a new family of transcription factors called sterol regulatory element binding proteins (SREBPs).

Dr. Wolff and Dr. Shinya, working with the Olympus Optical Company, made a further, groundbreaking advance when, using a design by Dr. Shinya, in 1969 they introduced a wire loop snare to cauterize a polyp as soon as it is found, making a second procedure unnecessary.

Their "groundbreaking advance in one hospital … will now have an impact across the world and will become the standard," says NIH Director Francis Collins in the article announcing the nomination.

In the inaugural issue of Joule, Chunsheng Wang, Kang Xu, and colleagues demonstrate a groundbreaking advance in Li-ion battery electrolytes with their design and demonstration of 4 V aqueous Li-ion batteries, which in theory could eliminate several environmental, safety, and manufacturing restrictions and concerns raised by non-aqueous electrolytes.

Despite yielding groundbreaking conceptual advances, this vast treasure trove of data has also been the source of contentious hypotheses.