Sentence examples for has opened the field from inspiring English sources

Most mental-health professionals agree that the lack of serious study has opened the field to criticism.

This strategy has opened the field of MLPA for various applications ranging from diagnostic of rarest pathologies to confirmation of a CGH-detected abnormalities.

His work in an advanced central midfield role has opened the field for forwards and wide midfielders and his tenacity fits perfectly with Porter's pressing style.

"Raising the age-limit to 39, the age at which Dylan died, has opened the field and given us an extraordinarily strong shortlist, but even then this is a formidable year," said chair of judges Peter Florence, founder of the Hay festival.

He has 35 catches for 643 yards and two touchdowns — his 18.4 yards-per-catch average ranks sixth in the NFL — and his deep-ball threat has opened the field for other receivers and running back Todd Gurley.

Karel's development of the volume clamp method for noninvasive finger arterial blood pressure measurement into a true cardiovascular "leatherman" tool has opened the field of population studies for serial hemodynamic observations.

Sony's failure to complete the deal appears to have opened the field to rival bids.

IN the same spirit, the current crop of French films have opened the field to older actresses in romantic roles, women who wear their age well.

Technical advances in endoscopic ultrasound as well as new devices designed for endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) have opened the field to many therapeutic possibilities.

The digital tools — the camera, scanner and word processor — have opened the field of book creation to the amateur as the hobby moves away from pasting buttons and rickrack onto pages.

Developments in nanoscience and nanotechnology have opened the field to tremendous theoretical and experimental advances in various fields, including biomedical sciences [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].