Sentence examples for progress in practical from inspiring English sources

Mimicking natural structures to synthesize novel structural materials is attracting considerable attention, but progress in practical applications remains slow.

The ongoing debate involves many normative and developmental aspects and has not yielded progress in practical implementation.

The members of the committee identified four major areas of societal challenge where problem-focused research incorporating emerging theory, new technologies, fundamental findings from basic research in the life sciences, and integration into the life sciences of the physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering could enable biology to contribute to rapid progress in practical problem-solving.

Recent progresses in practical applications of (i) supported heteropolyacid and (ii) Pd/perovskite catalysts are described.

Progress in the practical application of science and energy means progress for the public.

This chapter discusses progress in constructing practical exchange-correlation approximations of Kohn Sham density functional theory.

In addition to these questions, open issues are identified which need to be solved in order to encourage the scientific discussion and make further progress in the practical implementation of the LoC concept in the ERA of GMOs.

While over the past two decades, higher-level health policy statements have addressed health as a right, such approach has not been appropriately operationalized at most lower-level (i.e. specific) health policy formulations, making progress in a practical health rights agenda very difficult.

Further studies, in particular on the toxicity of particle colloid solutions, are in progress toward practical use.

But the support services available to parents who find themselves being set targets for progress in a range of practical and emotional areas can vary depending on where they live.

Thus, this paper provides a brief review of recent progress in the research and practical application of biochar with a special emphasis on its potential to reduce the pollutants present in wastewater or to render them harmless.