Sentence examples for has considerably advanced from inspiring English sources
Research has considerably advanced our understanding of intramuscular lipid metabolism and its significance in human health.
The DMT has proven to be a useful theoretical tool that has considerably advanced the design of codes in the MIMO context.
Recent work [19], [20] has considerably advanced our understanding of the role of Maf1 (see [21] for a review).
Shot-gun sequencing of DNA isolated from the environment and the assembly of metagenomes from the resulting data has considerably advanced the study of microbial diversity.
The integration of MCDA techniques with GIS has considerably advanced the traditional data combination approaches for Landslide Susceptibility Mapping (LSM).
The availability of genome sequence data has considerably advanced our understanding of this heat shock response pathway, as well as the molecular basis of regulatory networks that underlie other forms of environmental stress in Arabidopsis (e.g., cold, salinity, drought).
Collections, field and mineral weathering studies and developments in modern instrumental and analytical techniques have considerably advanced knowledge in understanding tolerance mechanisms to stress, environmental adaptation, species concepts and evolutionary processes in lichens colonising metalliferous habitats.
Although aCGH analyses have considerably advanced our understanding of the genetic events in ependymoma tumorigenesis, almost half of ependymomas present a balanced aCGH profile, making it imperative to interrogate alternative mechanisms of gene regulation.
Over the past few years, in vitro studies have considerably advanced our understanding of the MAPK signaling mechanisms in lineage specification; however, different experimental settings sometimes lead to opposite conclusions, partly due to variable effects of the MAPK inhibitors used in each given system.
In a letter to the Guardian, the 16 note the economic impact of British film, which, they write, has been considerably advanced by the Labour government's support – with an investment of £665m since 1997 and significant tax relief.
Integrative complexity is measured on a 7 point scale; its usefulness has been considerably advanced by the development of an automatic scoring algorithm which we use here [18].
