Sentence examples for progress arose from inspiring English sources

Most significant progress arose from controversial discoveries such as reverse transcription, splicing, and autocatalytic activty of RNAs in the past.

The opportunity to make progress arises from the fact that global warming is caused by two separate types of pollution.

Citing figures such as Isaac Newton, Johannes Kepler and Christopher Wren, she showed that progress arises as much from the conflict of ideas as it does from concurrence.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, in a rare interview with a foreign newspaper, appeared to dismiss the possibility of serious progress arising from any peace talks, and to back away from earlier statements by Syrian officials that the government was willing to negotiate with its armed opponents.

The present review is an extensive perspective of the research progress arisen in the performance of solar collector using nanofluids.

This progress arises from both improvements in the rapid sampling of conformations and increased accuracy of binding free energy calculations.

This theme delineates resistance to new venture progress arising from existing laws, policies, traditions, practices, conventions, and limits of human understanding or imagination with regard to business processes and technology, in brief, factors embedded in the socio-technological-economic environment.

Despite some progress arising from increased public awareness and screening programs that have tended to improve the stage at which breast cancers are detected, the rate of recurrence remains significant.