Sentence examples for marked advances of from inspiring English sources

Thus, marked advances of the epidemic front of sarcoptic mange in Sweden were associated with new vole cycles, possibly because years with high vole numbers (i.e., high prey numbers for foxes) result in high reproduction and juvenile fox survival rates and thus in enhanced fox dispersal [ 67].

Although no huge leaps have been made in new therapies for intensive care patients, marked advances have been made in the process of care.

There have been marked advances in organ transplantation techniques, microvascular anastomosis techniques and immunosuppressants, with many cases of pregnancy and delivery after organ transplantation reported [ 10].

Alternatively, the apparent "regimen specificity" of the observed temporal effects may simply be reflective of diabetes severity, insofar as insulin therapy often marks advanced diabetes.

The present review encompasses the various domains of charge transfer reactions in biphasic systems, with some emphasis on certain studies that marked the advances of electrochemistry at ITIES and that, in a noticeable manner, have been presented in large majority at the ISE meetings during the last two decades.

The leading member of the group was Francis Parkman, who, in a series of books (1851 92), wrote as a historian of the fierce contests between France and England that marked the advance of the American frontier and vividly recorded his own Western travels in The Oregon Trail (1849).

Marked advances have been made lately in the identification of risk factors for the development of AD.

As in Figure 3(a), the signal has large peaks, corresponding to pulse generation, and smaller spikes that mark the advance of a pulse toward the collector and may be quite influenced by random noise.