Dr. Snyder said the field had progressed "exceptionally quickly,'' though, he added, "We'd be at warp speed if we had federal funding.'' Most scientists say it will be years before therapies from embryonic stem cells will be widely used, though some clinical trials could start within a few years.
And, although she was not promoted as fast as she might have been, she made steady progress, being exceptionally lucky in supervisors, willing to recognise her talents.
Optic neuritis or neuropathy, which causes patients to experience decreased or blurred vision, may progress in exceptionally rare cases to permanent blindness.
As time progressed, "Daniel Lambert" came to mean anything exceptionally large; Herbert Spencer's The Study of Sociology used the phrase "a Daniel Lambert of learning", while Thomas Carlyle referred sarcastically to Oliver Cromwell as "this big swollen Gambler and gluttonous hapless 'spiritual Daniel Lambert'".
New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.
Once started, we anticipate very rapid research progresses in the field and the application of these exceptionally stable nanobiomotors in biomedicine and biotechnology in a near future as for DNA and RNA nanotechnologies.
The Cyril Davies All Stars also featured the exceptionally talented guitarist Geoff Bradford, but the group's progress was halted when its leader died suddenly in early 1963.
The choreographic device introduced to reflect the progress of this seduction is the supported backbend, exploiting Rogers' exceptionally flexible back.
In the following review, we present a critical survey of the recent progress in perovskite absorber and charge transport materials that account for the exceptionally higher PCE of perovskite devices.
This work revisits the exceptionally rapid evolution of the technology of chromatographic columns and the important progress in speed of analysis and resolution power that was achieved over the last ten years.
Exceptionally high quartz concentrations occur in coal mine dust when pneumoconiosis may progress with unusual rapidity.
