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Since their discovery, tremendous progress has been made demonstrating their potential in dental tissue regeneration in small and large animal models.
In the last decade, impressive progress has been made, demonstrating covalent linkage of precursor molecules on various metal surfaces kept in ultrahigh vacuum.
Long before that slightly stagey announcement of the country's modern name, the novel has made its point, demonstrated the relevance of its historical subject to affairs of immediate interest to us.
Christopher Monroe, a quantum information researcher of the Joint Quantum Institute and University of Maryland, has expressed doubts in the past about D-Wave's claims and now says that although the company has made progress in demonstrating its computer's abilities, it has still not offered proof that it is operating in a quantum state.
In addition, our three-year financial and strategic plan, which we have made public, demonstrates significant potential upside not previously communicated to the financial markets.
The review details important strides investigators have made in demonstrating the usefulness of high-throughput data for identifying potential hazards and prioritizing chemicals for more extensive testing.
The lacklustre investigation 20 years ago has made it impossible to demonstrate beyond doubt exactly how James died from a gunshot wound to the head while posted at the Royal Way gate on the morning of 27 November 1995.
But in recent weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has made several moves that demonstrate a clear independence from the governor, at times in ways that almost seemed intended to annoy him.
Since its establishment the Service Delivery and Organisation programme has made considerable efforts to demonstrate that a wide range of methods should be seen as appropriate for the type of the research it commissions [ 88].
