Sentence examples for most advanced with from inspiring English sources
Antigen-binding fragments (Fabs) are the most advanced with three Fab-based drug products currently approved.
The commercial development of tyrosine-derived polycarbonates is most advanced, with one polymer, poly DTE carbonate) (E=ethyl), being under review by the USA Federal Drug Administration.
Kazakhastan and the Gulf states are known to have expressed an interest, while one source said that negotiations are most advanced with Vietnam, although Sinha refused to confirm this.
The cinema, he says, is the company's most advanced, with 14 screens, including two the size of four double-decker buses, and three kitted out with reclining leather seats, underlit tables, cloakrooms, a champagne bar, a concierge and valet parking (children barred after 8pm).
It is understood that negotiations over the local government pension scheme are most advanced, with unions and the Local Government Association, which represents more than 370 councils in England and Wales, agreeing a set of principles and timeframe for thrashing out a deal.
Automotive parts retailers are the least advanced, with 17% past the beginning stages; and outdoor and sports equipment retailers are the most advanced, with 66% either midway or fully omnichannel.
41 However, it is also plausible that those with the highest prevalences of depression in the pretreatment phase were the patients with the most advanced disease with the poorest prognoses.
Paola Prestini's "De Deo," with an incoherent libretto by Donna DiNovelli, promised the most advanced soundscape, with an amplified string quartet and electronics.
He said: "We have the most advanced technology with the most elaborate races".
It is pushing the PS3 as the most advanced console, with a powerful new processor chip and a high-definition "Blu-ray" optical drive.
The graphene/carbon nanotube (CNT) hybrids are considered as one of the most advanced nanostructures with intrinsically self-dispersion properties for large-volume applications.
