Sentence examples for noteworthy advance from inspiring English sources

One small but noteworthy advance came in Secretary Powell's address, when he said that the war on terrorism should also be fought "with increased support for democracy programs, judicial reform, conflict resolution, poverty alleviation, economic reform and health and education programs".

Market averages struggled to clutch on to early gains, but only the big- and mid-cap issues managed to chalk up a noteworthy advance on the day.

Fortunately, a consensus-driven classification scheme for AKI, the RIFLE criteria (and modified AKIN criteria), has been recently proposed, which represents a noteworthy advance for clinical practice and research in AKI [ 24, 25].

This is not an easy call, as all reviewers agreed that it was a solid analysis that builds significantly on the previously published work in Trends in Ecology and Evolution in 2002 and that the power analysis was a particularly noteworthy advance.

This entry describes several of Norris' most noteworthy advances and insights.

On-the-court equipment has made some noteworthy advances to improve your game.

The year was marked by noteworthy advances in multinational consortia of commercial firms and of forward-looking universities.

The previous two decades have made noteworthy advances in the improvement of biodegradable polymeric materials for biomedical applications.

Here, we review recent studies regarding V1 maps providing some of the most noteworthy advances in our understanding of how and why maps exist.

Noteworthy advances in the fundamental understanding of evaporation and boiling from porous microstructures fed by capillary action and improvements in vapor chamber characterization, modeling, design, and fabrication techniques are reviewed.

Especially in recent years, the substantial development of cross-linking approaches and MS-based technologies, has led to noteworthy advances in the analysis of purified/in vitro reconstituted very large (megaDa) protein assemblies and various endogenous protein complexes in cells.