Sentence examples for sporadic breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Short-term imperfections in plant performance (e.g., transient breakthrough of turbidity from filters) and low-level or sporadic breakthrough of pathogens have also been suggested as mechanisms for contamination that would not be detected by routine plant performance monitoring (Payment and Hunter 2001).
The breakthroughs remain sporadic and unpredictable, although the failures fail in interesting ways.
"This marks a major humanitarian breakthrough in Syria, but we must remember that one-off and sporadic convoys can only provide temporary relief to hungry, desperate people," Jakob Kern, the Syria director for the UN's World Food Program (WFP), said in a statement.
The cloning of BRCA1 in 1994 was a major breakthrough in breast cancer research, but the failure to identify somatic mutations in sporadic tumours was highly deceiving as part of the excitement about the identification of BRCA1 came from the expectation that mutations in this gene would trigger breast cancer not only in familial cases but also in the much more common sporadic forms of the disease.
But he is also seeking increases in direct federal investment in medical and energy research, and he would make permanent what has been a sporadic research and experimentation tax credit offered to companies that push beyond the quest for quarterly profits to pursue breakthroughs.
Technological breakthrough?
Saturday: Sporadic showers, cloudy.
Actual sleep was sporadic.
The sightings were sporadic.
