Sentence examples for pace of application from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the pace of application of nanotechnology to dentistry has been less than revolutionary.
Regardless of the pace of application of personal genome sequencing in clinical practice, researchers should bear in mind that additional tools are needed to supplement personal genomes so that insights can be made into the molecular biology of complex diseases.
But both sides agree that one proposed rule change could hasten the pace of applications.
The head of BP's American operations, Lamar McKay, said that the pace of applications for compensation payouts had slowed, suggesting that the "spillionaire" phenomenon– a phrase coined for those who have pursued more spurious claims in the wake of the disaster – may be coming to an end.
In spite of all these advances in the field of pharmacodynamics of T2DM, the pace of clinical application of these findings is rather slow.
While a recent study on the impact of GAVI from a country perspective concluded that "GAVI was generally seen as a positive development in all four countries" visited, countries were "concerned about the overall pace of the application process" and some "found the process of collating information difficult".
The pace of mortgage applications has slowed sharply.
Although quite a few types of nanomaterials such as mesoporous and nonporous SiNPs [11, 13], TiO2 nanoparticles [14], and polymer nanoparticles [15] were demonstrated to induce the hemolytic effects in blood circulation, the research of biocompatibility and bioavailability of SiNPs still cannot match their rapid pace of invention and application in new forms.
Applications of pace-of-life (POL) theory would suggest that long-lived OW animals are shyer in order to increase survival, and YY are bolder in order to increase reproduction.
Part of the problem is that the nature of intellectual property has changed, but the processes used by America's Patent Office are unable to keep pace.The number of applications grew roughly 6% a year in the 1990s, inundating the examiners (though growth stalled when the economy did in 2000).
International collaborations will play an important role in accelerating the pace of discoveries and the application of gene chip technology to urgent problems in ecotoxicology.
