Sentence examples for quite progress from inspiring English sources

Although these conventional methods are commonly used for protein refolding and quite progress has been made, disulfide bond formation and peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerization have often frustrated the successful refolding of insoluble recombinant proteins containing cysteine and proline in multiple numbers [ 5, 6].

App technology hasn't quite progressed that far yet!

At the root of Ipswich supporters' complaints about McCarthy, which culminated in an atmosphere at the 3-0 home defeat to Hull City on 13 March that he rightly termed "a disgrace", was a pragmatic style of football that never quite progressed.

Agah: We were very moved by the story of one man and his wife, Hope and Steve Dezember, who requested tickets to one of Michael's concerts when Steve's illness was already quite progressed.

(GP24/F/5) By the time someone meets the criteria for two week wait symptoms, they've actually got quite progressed cancer by the time they enter the hospital system.

Mrs. Merkel argued there had been "quite substantial progress" since 2010, when the debt crisis emerged.

In the field of performances British Diving has made quite big progress in performance.

In the past few years, quite dramatic progress has been seen in applying these ideas into biological systems.

The viewer anticipates a threat that could but never quite does progress to a state of emergency.

The BAM Fisher feels like the kind of place where artists can offer adventurous, experimental work that is not quite in progress but not quite finished either.

But perhaps that exceptional period of 2014-2016, I don't think is an indicator of quite the progress we've made.