Sentence examples for 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.

Conclusion: The live attenuated varicella vaccine is highly effective in inducing persistent immunity and long-term protection against breakthrough varicella infection.

We analyzed the long-term behavior of breakthrough curves (BTCs) and temporal moments of a solute subjected to Freundlich equilibrium sorption (s=kcn).

The enduring corporate values Mr. Palmisano had in mind were not ethics or corporate responsibility, though those are certainly values, but a company's lasting goals — in I.B.M.'s case, satisfying customer needs, building long-term relationships and pursuing breakthrough innovations.

Founded in 2007 by James Balog, the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) is a breakthrough long-term photography project that merges art and science.

For capitalism to work in the medical field, companies must be able to make the long-term investments required for breakthrough bio-pharmaceuticals and medical therapies.

A potential breakthrough on long-term deficit reduction poses a tougher test.

There's conscious capitalism, breakthrough capitalism, long-term capitalism, capitalism 2.0 (or even 3.0).

This is also troubling because (as you point out) who else is going to invest in the long-term, more fundamental, high risk, breakthrough research than the U.S. government.

The chemical disarmament plan agreed by the OPCW governing body last month and endorsed by a UN security council resolution is much more a breakthrough for long-term goals of non-proliferation than for the urgent needs of Syria.

Perhaps this breakthrough in long-term drug delivery has potential applications in targeting lymphatics and in treating cancer and cancer metastasis without causing the serious side effects of systemic drugs.