Sentence examples for progress open from inspiring English sources

However, the results of therapeutic trials (SYST-EUR, PROGRESS) open the way to the prevention of dementia (vascular or Alzheimer's type) or cognitive decline by antihypertensive treatments.

However, out of 28 phyla, discarding both the four clades with no genome project or in progress (open circles) and the ones with complete genome (filled symbols), we could not provide evidence of glycine biosynthesis for two phyla (Fornicata and Mollusca).

It was in the development of highways that Yunnan made the fastest progress, opening links with neighbouring provinces and achieving a balanced network within Yunnan.

They barely communicated, and Franklin by herself made slow progress, opening up the strong possibility that the American chemist Linus Pauling would solve the problem first.

This progress opened the possibility to produce new materials, films and nanostructures whose properties can be exploited for the engineering of new material devices.

The Gautrain, Africa's first and only high-speed rail system and a symbol of the city's progress, opened in 2009, connecting the airport with all corners of Joburg, including the popular Sandton business district.

When coupled with most recent surface engineering strategies for high temperature contact thermal management, this progress opens a huge opportunity for adaptive coating applications on machine parts, where oils and coolants are commonly used.

"There needs to be a link between Ketchikan and its future and its future opportunities and progress, opening up land in this area," she said.

In the absence of any real progress opening the D-3 and E-3 draws, landing schedules were revised to take advantage of this route, and a company of tanks from the 745th tank battalion were able to reach the high ground by 20 00.

This weekend "Work-in-Progress: Open Studios" invites the public to see the results.

Ariadne is an in-progress open environment to design algorithms for computing with hybrid automata, that relies on a rigorous computable analysis theory to represent geometric objects, in order to achieve provable approximation bounds along the computations.