Sentence examples for has opened new possibilities from inspiring English sources

The progress possible with suture anchors has opened new possibilities in the operative treatment of rotator cuff tear and shoulder instability.

Though he hasn't found anyone yet, online dating has opened new possibilities.

"Until very recently it was considered one of the rarest turtle species in the world …our discovery of this species in Bangladesh has opened new possibilities for its long-term conservation from a global perspective," Rahman told Mongabay last February.

Stem cell researchers in New York can now use public money to pay women who give their eggs for research, a decision that has opened new possibilities for science but raised concern among some bioethicists and opponents of such research.

Such a combination of techniques has opened new possibilities to study complex biochemical reactions on the single-molecule level.

MRI data The rapid evolution of non-invasive medical imaging techniques, over the past decades, has opened new possibilities for the analysis of the brain.

Her poems, in their evocation of trauma or desire, in their grief and joy and comedy, have opened new possibilities for poetry in our time".

Recent innovations in biotechnology have opened new possibilities for the design of such pharmaceuticals.

New developments in the synthesis of nano-materials have opened new possibilities for creating and mastering nano-objects in order to design novel advanced catalytic materials.

Improvements in the design of endovascular devices and technical skills of interventionalists have opened new possibilities for patients with a wide range of peripheral vascular diseases.

Also, the recently defined concepts of transdifferentiation and reprogramming have opened new possibilities for generation of further cell sources, especially from autologous tissues.