Sentence examples for not well advanced from inspiring English sources
The state of the art is not well advanced.
Though several RXR ligands, especially RXR antagonists, have been reported, the rational molecular design of such compounds is not well advanced.
Where is the accountability when important stuff like that doesn't get done?" Minister of Health Dr David Clark responded to VICE's queries as to why the review had not been completed within the legislated timeframe with an emailed statement: "The review of the act was not well advanced under the previous Government.
For the T6SS essential gene content, function assignment and structural determination is not well advanced.
In addition, for the 'member' group only schools that have recently (< 3 months) joined K-GFYL will be sampled, in an attempt to recruit schools that are not well advanced with the implementation and therefore maximize differences between the groups.
He is not only well advanced in life, he is surrounded and at times submerged by it, with a growing family: a wife and three small children, each wonderful, each with problems, each with demands.
Whilst new technologies, such as the development of vaccines both against the insect pest in some cases or the disease they transmit in others, and genetic engineering hold out some hope for the future; these are not sufficiently well advanced to permit wholesale application.
However, ISI analysis of AC response patterns is not yet well advanced.
While mechanistic understanding of these processes in kinetoplastid species is not yet well advanced, it is known that there is significant streamlining of the early secretory pathway in T. brucei (Sevova and Bangs, 2009).
"Flying above 30,000 feet in freezing conditions in an open cockpit in a plane that didn't have any flaps with a maximum speed of 140mph [220km/h] in extremely cold conditions with oxygen equipment which really wasn't very well advanced at that stage - all of these gave significant challenges," Charles Douglas-Hamilton told the BBC ahead of Wednesday's flight.
Although explanations for SES differences in survival are not well documented, advanced stage at diagnosis has been the most cited explanatory factor [ 32, 33] perhaps because of screening disparities among women age 40 to 79 years [ 34] and increasing evidence suggests inadequate breast cancer treatment and follow-up care among patients in lower SES groups [ 33].
