Sentence examples for making major advances from inspiring English sources

"Genentech is making major advances and innovations in antibody engineering," says Genentech's Lee-Karlon.

We argue that combining pharmacogenomics and pharmacomicrobiomics will provide an important foundation for making major advances in personalized medicine.

It is starkly obvious that improving our still limited grasp of the underlying pathophysiology is key to making major advances in patient management.

One way of making major advances is to adopt an integrative approach to designing and analysing in vivo pharmacodynamic (PD) studies.

The Romans also made major advances in timber technology.

In the past decade, fertility experts have made major advances in reproductive technology.

It is hoped that in Yemen, the authorities will seize the opportunity to make major advances not only for the female population, but for the entire country.

Even while confident about the election ahead, Democrats here said they were looking for Mr. Kerry to make major advances with the electorate in the days ahead.

Of course, that logic breaks two ways: if the country hasn't made major advances, exaggerating them is the next best thing.

Although modern medicine has made major advances since the deadly 1918 flu pandemic, we still know woefully little about the virus's complex biology.

Boeing has already made major advances in reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions; the 787, for example, will produce 20 per cent less CO2 than the 767 it succeeds.