He achieved prominence through the development of a new report card to measure the nation's well-being.
Even if his vaccine does not succeed, Dr. Morton has achieved prominence for the development of sentinel lymph node biopsies.
It is a principal anomaly derived from the first pharyngeal arch as a consequence of failed mesenchymal migration of the maxillary prominence and atrophy in the development of the mandibular prominences.
Almanacs began to gain real prominence only after the development of printing.
Richard Routley/Sylvan (1935-1996), a New Zealand born philosopher, who was a research fellow at the Australian National University at the time of his death, rose to prominence for his work in the development of Relevance Logic, Deep Ecology and a revised and improved Meinongian ontology known as noneism.
Despite the prominence of human laboratory and clinical trial research in the development of interventions for substance use disorders, this research presents numerous ethical challenges.
The deal, which values Prisma at $1.42 billion, is yet another sign of Latin America's growing prominence for global investment and the central role that fintech plays in the development of an innovation economy in the region.
Pressure over a bony prominence has been identified by the International Pressure Ulcer Guidelines [ 12] as a factor in the development of pressure ulcers, with the degree of risk related to magnitude and duration of pressure [ 7, 13, 14].
In the development of the maize leaf, the primordium arises first as a prominence some distance below the apical dome.
Likewise, that our radiologists are so extraordinarily good is a legacy of the development of that prominence in cardiovascular disease.
The Wärtsilä Corporation rose to prominence from a modest Finnish base in the 1970s to become a world force in four-stroke engine design and production through the development of its own medium speed program and international acquisitions.
