Sentence examples for progress accelerated from inspiring English sources

The Maya script began to give up its secrets in the 1950s and 1960s, and progress accelerated in the 1970s.

That progress accelerated in the mid-19th century when Isaac Merritt Singer patented (1851) a popular sewing machine.

There was a sharp increase in funding for education after World War II, and following the revolution of 1952 progress accelerated.

As research efforts will continue to be devoted to this promising field, standardization of saliva collection, processing and storage methods is essential, so that all the research findings among different research groups can be compared and validated, and progress accelerated toward finding the most reliable validated OSCC salivary biomarkers.

When DNA sequencing became possible, progress accelerated: in 1982, the sequence of the 50 000 bp of bacteriophage lambda was entirely determined using shotgun sequencing of its randomly fragmented DNA (Sanger et al., 1982).

Although Perrson and Savulescu say: True, there are also respects in which scientific progress accelerated by cognitive enhancement would be for the better, by protecting us against threats posed by asteroids, epidemics etc.

The Nature Conservancy's Clinch Valley Conservation Forestry Program has seen its own sustainable forestry progress accelerate due to the California climate law.

We see the pace of innovation and technological progress accelerating, and we want to incorporate as much of it as possible into our projects.

As progress accelerates the growth of hepatological science and medicine, it is necessary to promote the interchange of knowledge between basic and clinical scientists.

Over the years, significant progress – accelerating over time – has resulted from our growing knowledge of the biology and the natural behaviour of breast cancer as well as from technical improvements in RT.

Kant maintains that a philosophy of progress can accelerate progress (1784, 51).