Sentence examples for prominent developments in from inspiring English sources

The process is cumbersome and expensive, but it has allowed experts to keep track of the most prominent developments in their respective fields.Peer-review possesses other merits, the foremost being the ability to filter out dross.

The state geologist released a draft map Wednesday, showing the fault line going through three prominent developments in Hollywood -- the proposed Millennium Hollywood skyscraper project, the Blvd6200 development and a planned apartment complex on Yucca Street.

In addition, succinate induced a prominent development in retinal vascularization and vascular density, an effect significantly suppressed by siRNA to GPR91.

The global movement to increase access to essential medicines involves the evolution of a new governance framework the so-called access regime that has become the most prominent development in international law on infectious diseases.

The Bloomberg administration has argued that the bill would unfairly infringe on the mayor's power and that it contains a provision that would place prominent development projects in New York City at risk.

Today, the use of clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) in medicine is quite prominent, yet developments in this area have lagged behind for nurses; and the prototypes that do exist, are not engineered with nursing practice in mind.

Right now, reggaeton is the most prominent new development in hip-hop culture, something you can tell by watching just how quickly some of rap's most established names are rushing to be associated with it.

Prominent amongst these are recent developments in the study of the treatment of addiction, depression, schizophrenia and stroke.

In a remarkable coincidence, even as the remains of the World Trade Center are being cleared downtown, construction crews at Columbus Circle are building the most prominent twin-towered development in a generation: the 750-foot-tall AOL Time Warner Center.

One of the preparers arrested was Kelvin Crucey, a senior vice president with the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, a prominent economic-development nonprofit in Harlem.

Prominent in the development of the chorale in the 16th century were Michael Weisse, Philipp Nicolai, composer of the celebrated "Wachet auf!" ("Wake, Awake"), and Melchior Vulpius.