Sentence examples for the rapid breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The rapid breakthrough and development of microarray and sequencing technologies is probably the main tool for paving the way toward "individualized biomarker-driven cancer therapy" or "personalized medicine".

Only Hypercarb column provided efficient retention of the most polar neurotransmitters and could be used for trapping and preconcentrating the compounds without rapid breakthrough.

The shape of the breakthrough went from sharp to diffuse as fouling progressed (Fig. 7), and indicated that the loss in capacity and rapid breakthrough observed at the end of the study was due to severe mass transfer resistance, rather than a decrease in capacity due to foulant binding in place of the protein molecule of interest.

Manstein's forces mostly infantry achieved a rapid breakthrough during the first days against heavy Soviet resistance.

The 116th Infantry Brigade, spearheading the Tactical Group-2, consisting of the brigade and supporting HVO troops, staged a rapid breakthrough and reached outskirts of Stolac, approximately 20 km east of the Neretva crossing.

Copp wrote that Charnwood should have produced a rapid breakthrough but concedes that the battle was one of the most difficult of the campaign.

Both tracers had rapid breakthrough curves (BTCs) shortly after the suspension injection followed by prolonged tailing indicating the presence of preferential pathways and thus soil heterogeneity regenerated after the induced physical and biological weathering.

Although an interim agreement was reached in November, few observers expect a rapid breakthrough.

The mono-continuum advection-dispersion equation (mADE) is commonly regarded as unsuitable for application to media that exhibit rapid breakthrough and extended tailing associated with diffusion between high and low permeability regions.

These rapid breakthroughs in the measurement of time were very important".

Finding rapid breakthroughs in battery technology is an important policy goal because it will hasten the viability of electrified personal transportation (cars, and car-like vehicles) powered from an electricity grid that is itself fed by renewables.