Sentence examples for novel breakthrough from inspiring English sources

"We have not made any changes in our general philosophy of following scientific innovation in an attempt to develop novel, breakthrough medicines to improve and extend people's lives.

Some changes include the adoption of operational diagnostic criteria and psychometrics as well as assimilation of novel breakthrough methods of clinical trial research.

The identification of miRNAs specific to histological subtypes may be a novel breakthrough for sarcoma research.

This could be a novel breakthrough as both cell proliferation and functional maintenance are important during corneal wound healing.

"I'm sure I can come up with some really novel breakthroughs, which will improve my own A.I. brain and let me use my improved intelligence to invent still more incredibly novel advances, and so on and so forth.

"This opportunity really will allow us the chance to uncover novel breakthroughs in Parkinson's disease by truly understanding how people are living with the disease today, how are they responding to treatments, what are their unmet needs," said Todd Sherer, chief executive of the foundation.

Both are novel breakthroughs in managing breast cancer.

The informatics field is undergoing an unprecedented era with countless novel breakthroughs aiming to deal with the Big Data mining problems.

The lack of a specific neuropathological change, which became the most common outcome at autopsy at the close of the twentieth century, has led to a dearth of novel breakthroughs in the neuropathological literature for at least 15 years.

Although many of his findings are minor facts, or provide greater detail on what we already know, some are more "novel and breakthrough" according to Dr Mech.

On the other hand, Argus II is a novel technological breakthrough incurring high initial cost to the payers.