Sentence examples similar to long term breakthrough from inspiring English sources
These experiments were designed to obtain the long-term breakthrough curves (BTCs) in order to unambiguously determine the full deposition kinetics and the fraction of the solid surface area (Sf) that was available for NP deposition.
Risk assessment conclusions of the DF and EPM approaches are very different due to the early breakthrough, long term tailing, and lower attenuation due to degradation associated with fractured media.
Most respondents, however, held the opinion that treatment approaches based on stratification, i.e. identifying patient subgroups based on biomarkers, in the medium and long term would experience a breakthrough: (7) (RA) This medicine, I would say, has a future, a very significant future, however, not within the next two years.
But without the support of government, it's hard for businesses to make significant breakthroughs and long term change.
But he played down hopes of an early breakthrough, saying that the talks would focus on the long term.
"Think long term," he said.
