Sentence examples for interest advances from inspiring English sources

Improved survival from this cancer in the UK may be due to increased social interest, advances in diagnosis according to the NHS Breast Screening Programme, and development of adjuvant endocrine therapy and chemotherapy (Beral et al, 1995; Kobayashi, 2004).

Nevertheless, cryopreservation of tissues from each mutant line allows retrospective screens to be carried out for mutations in a gene of interest; advances in the rapid detection of mutations have made it practical to use this gene-driven approach (27, 28).

Within the Dutch National Care for the Elderly Program [ 4], these data will be openly shared in order to serve public interest, advance knowledge and, last but not least, to be able to compare outcomes of the different research projects [ 44, 45].

Muddying the whole issue has been the parallel use of "core interests" advanced by Mr. Dai.

David Brooks ("The Real McCain," column, Feb. 26) champions John McCain for his record defying the narrow interests advanced by business lobbyists.

Whatever the prospects for final passage, advocacy and industry groups cannot afford to let a bill they consider hostile to their interests advance unchallenged.

"The court finds that the legitimate interests advanced by Arcata with respect to the targeted panhandling prohibition are insufficient in most instances to justify the infringement of solicitors' speech rights," Judge Reinholtsen wrote in his opinion.

Prohibiting same-gender marriages is not substantially related to the governmental interests advanced by the parties opposing same-gender marriage or to the purposes we have identified.

When such 'special needs' are alleged, courts must undertake a context-specific inquiry, examining closely the competing private and public interests advanced by the parties".

The active component of his commitment may be less to the First Amendment itself as a principle, and more to the character of those whose interests advance under the protection of the First Amendment.

In fact, well-funded conservatives, many of whom carry no brief for religion, saw their interests advanced by those claiming a religious exemption from the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act.