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Recently, CNPC and Sinopec have achieved breakthroughs in shale gas exploiting, with which Sinopec has planned to build 5 billion cubic meters and 10 billion cubic meters per annum of shale gas production capacity, respectively, in 2015 and 2017.

Some countries have achieved breakthroughs in preventing HIV transmission from mothers to children and providing treatment for children living with HIV/AIDS, according to "Children and AIDS: A Stocktaking Report," released Tuesday by UNICEF.

A report released today on year one of the five-year campaign finds that some countries have achieved breakthroughs in preventing HIV transmission from mothers to their children and in providing treatment for children living with HIV.

A new paper in the journal Cell claiming to have achieved breakthrough stem cell work using cloning to create personalized human embryonic stem cells is coming under serious scrutiny.

Medical research is clearly a good, and has achieved remarkable breakthroughs in the last century.

There's no doubt Tesla has achieved some breakthroughs that have left the established automakers scrambling to catch up.

Though he announced a list of successes earlier this month, some of them have not actually been fully agreed, say officials familiar with the talks; Mr Blair has achieved true breakthroughs in only a couple of cases.In some others the success is mixed.

Machine learning (ML) has achieved remarkable breakthroughs, which have, in turn, driven performance improvements across AI components.

In recent years, the adaptive control of nonlinear systems has achieved remarkable breakthroughs by combining with the backstepping technology [1 24].

Layalina Productions has achieved many breakthroughs since its inception (visit its website at www.layalina.tv).

He noted that "under George W. Bush, unilateralism has achieved its breakthrough" supported by "the nationalistic-egocentric influence of imperialistically minded intellectuals".