Sentence examples for made major breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

The prize recipients are those scientists deemed to have made "major breakthroughs", that advance our "fundamental knowledge of the world".

Populist parties combining right wing nationalism with old-fashioned left wing welfarism have made major breakthroughs in Sweden and the Netherlands this year following campaigns strong on Europhobia, Islam-baiting, and against immigration.

Horace Freeland Judson, author of "The Eighth Day of Creation" (Simon & Schuster, 1971), a history of molecular biology from its origins to 1970, said that while Dr. Stent had not made major breakthroughs in his field, "he was an enormous influence on several generations of young scientists".

Occasionally they made major breakthroughs, as in the recognition of Archaebacteria and Proteobacteria in prokaryotes and Cercozoa in protozoa [ 8].

Recently, our laboratory and others have made major breakthroughs in this area by developing selective positive allosteric modulators (PAMs) of this receptor.

Recent advances in systems biology have made major breakthroughs by illustrating the cell-wide map of complex molecular interactions with the aid of the literature-based knowledgebase of molecular pathways [ 7].

This meeting, the traditional curtain raiser to the British televised season, is often notable for athletes who make major breakthroughs at the start of the season.

Through our determination to meet the grand challenge by controlling the assembly of these building blocks and developing the understanding of the science as we move up though the length scales, we will continue to make major breakthroughs in both science and engineering along the way that will transform the world as we know it.

In recent years, Lauren Gunderson has written some exquisite plays about intelligent women making major breakthroughs in the fields of mathematics, philosophy, and science.

2003 Makes major breakthrough with individual pursuit win at World Track Championships at Stuttgart.

In the future, the ability to make major scientific breakthroughs will be similar to parsing nonsensical poetry.