Sentence examples for wave of breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Based on a review of active clinical development programs, some of the next wave of breakthroughs in oncology treatment are expected from the following areas in the near future.

With the support of over 1,000 volunteers and our partner professional organizations, USCACA is confident that the next wave of breakthroughs in cancer drug development and cancer treatment will be coming from China to benefit our patients globally.

We firmly believe that the advancement in our understanding in genetics underlying lung cancer, the rapidly growing innovative drug research and development (R&D) capacity, the enhanced global collaboration, and the expanding capability in cancer drug clinical development will lead to the next wave of breakthroughs in the treatment of lung cancer in a personalized fashion in China.

"We are two years or so away from our next wave of breakthrough products," Mr. Sharer said.

But for the next wave of research breakthroughs, the FAO has estimated that we will need $45-$45-$50bnual spendingloballyly.

The emerging vision of futurism is rooted in a similar combination of popular fascination with science, fueled by the discoveries expected from epic research endeavors like the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland and the Very Large Telescope project in Chile, and a new wave of technological breakthroughs.

In recent years, a wave of novel technological breakthroughs has lead to the identification of many broadly anti-influenza hemagglutinin (HA) monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and the elucidation of the conserved epitopes recognized by these mAbs in both the head and the stem of HA as well as the mechanisms of inhibition.

The results can be used to predict the breadth of the breakthrough wave of many chromatographic-type processes for packed beds and slightly favorable isotherms.

China's hosting of the 2008 Summer Olympics, its first-place finish in gold medals and government support for the development of a sports industry have fueled a wave of commercial investments and marketing breakthroughs.

But he was not helped at all by the difficulty in institutionally capturing the wave of enthusiasm which the Iowa and New Hampshire breakthroughs ignited.

A colleague who recently landed a permanent job confessed to me that he had been offered it only as his two important papers "caught the wave" of mass hysteria surrounding a breakthrough technology.