Sentence examples for milestone for studies from inspiring English sources
This represents truly a milestone for studies in both ocean ecology and microbial communities.
In a milestone for studying a class of chemical reactions relevant to novel solar cells and memory storage devices, scientists used LCLS to watch "molecular breathing" – waves of subtle in-and-out atomic motions – in real time and unprecedented detail.
CaNoPy also identifies key milestones for study participants in their interpretation of disease progression.
The expected outcome of present review can be treated as milestone for future studies in the area of high technology materials and structures, and would be definitely advantageous for the researchers, scientists, and designers working in this field.
As the guest editors of this issue, we expect that these works will be a milestone for future studies of this earthquake sequence.
Sequencing and annotation of the genomes for some Leishmania species [ 13, 54] have constituted an important milestone for the study of many biological aspects of this group of parasites.
It appears that the organotypic 3D human skin-melanoma spheroid model developed here provides an environment that more closely resembles the physiology of human malignant melanoma than previously available systems and may therefore set milestones for the study and understanding of this malignancy.
I believe this study becomes a milestone for the future larger-scaled study for these important topics.
The new studies are "important milestones for the field," says David Liu, a chemist at Harvard University in Cambridge, who has also worked on incorporating unnatural amino acids into proteins.
This is strategic, since many multi-centre or multi-investigator studies use the 'complete, cleaned database' as a milestone for commencing the reporting phase of a study.
The sequencing of the Brown Norway (BN/SsNHsdMcwi) rat genome was a milestone for the identification, positional cloning, and study of disease model and trait regulatory genes.
