Sentences with phrase «more promising»

Planet f initially looks more promising, but modeling the evolution of the star makes it seem probable that it has only moved into the habitable zone recently as Tau Ceti has gotten more luminous over the course of its life,» explains astrophysicist Michael Pagano, ASU postdoctoral researcher and lead author of the paper appearing in the Astrophysical Journal.

I think that the future looks quite promising, certainly a lot more promising then it was ten years ago and I can't promise when we will have a very significant treatment to halt the disease in particularly those that are not helped by pressure lowering medications but I think it's probably going to be soon.

Though it was far too close to its star to be habitable, scientists said it was a sign that more promising discoveries would be on the way, as astronomers analyze the fourth and final year of data from Kepler, which suffered a malfunction this spring.

Mike Brown, an astronomer from Caltech, detailed a few of the more promising applications for JWST within the solar system.

Following on from this, Lovell soon realised that radio astronomy rather than radar astronomy offered a more promising avenue of research.

He's exploring a related idea — one that he says appears more promising.

Together with Persson, Berkeley Lab scientist Gerbrand Ceder, postdoctoral associate Miao Liu, and MIT graduate student Ziqin Rong, the Materials Project team investigated some of the more promising materials in detail for high multivalent ion mobility, which is the most difficult property to achieve in these cathodes.

By the time the telephone survey was taken, the prospects for such a solution had grown somewhat more promising.

It appears that FL118 will be an outstanding model on which to base new analogs that will represent even more promising investigational therapies for personalized cancer treatment.»

A more promising development is the growth of sensor technology (generally referred to as artificial olfaction) that has led to the invention of numerous new types of olfactory electronic sensors.

SATURN»S largest moon is looking more promising for life.

The organizations» leadership thought other policies offered more promising ways to reduce smoking such as by raising cigarette taxes, imposing more severe restrictions on indoor smoking, and controlling tobacco marketing.

Even more promising, Cui has sampled a group of human volunteers and found that 10 to 15 percent have similar super cancer - fighting white blood cells.

More promising changes are occurring.

A similar, even more promising pattern occurred in the same part of the neighboring beta ring.

Professor Paul Montgomery, University of Birmingham, who led the research said: «We are all keen to help kids who are struggling at school and in these times of limited resources, my view is that funds should be spent on more promising interventions.

One of the more promising approaches involves marking microchips with plant DNA.

In many ways, perovskites have become even more promising solar cell materials over time, as scientists have uncovered exciting new properties and finessed the materials» use.

NSF believes that the PI / PD, operating within the established policies of the grantee organization, should feel free to pursue interesting and important leads that may arise during the conduct of a research (or other grant - supported) project or to adopt an alternative approach which appears to be a more promising means of achieving the objectives of the project.

The possibility of computer superintelligence makes the future look much more promising for those with intergalactic wanderlust.

Chris Lane, a postdoc at Dalhousie University, sees a more promising future.

Even more promising, says Corlett, is the prospect that studies like this one will help clinicians predict who is likely to develop schizophrenia, allowing them to seek early treatment.

Slower replies can be more promising and will hopefully result in an interview.

You first need to create a list of actions you might take if no agreement is reached, then convert some of the more promising ideas into practical alternatives, before selecting the one alternative that seems best.

The greater the nonlinearity, the more promising the material for real - life applications.

In fact, some of the more promising technologies involved with nuclear fusion research use magnetic fields to contain plasmas.

Translation: just having more promising leases in hand would be worth billions of dollars.

However, as Neil Turok of Princeton University and Imperial College, London proposed in 1989, cosmic textures seem much more promising.

The so - called Internet of Things offers a more promising approach, where devices wirelessly interact in a network that spans digital and physical worlds.

Instead, the more promising and intriguing their findings, the more likely the episode is to be the last in the series, to the immense frustration of any actual scientists watching.

Other sources of waste are more promising.

To scientists, though, Afar means something more promising: geology in the raw.

The findings will focus attention and further study on other more promising sites, particularly off the south coast, where the water is deeper.

Volunteers are often more than willing to accept those risks if the experimental intervention offers potentially more promising treatment for their condition, compared with what is on the market.

Others thankfully paint a more promising picture of a new world that requires different combinations of skills and learning.

Artemisinin's water - soluble derivative, artesunate, appeared to be more promising.

In contrast, applied research needs to contribute to a product or therapy, which means that research projects which don't show potential will be dropped to give attention to more promising ones.

As shown by the results of the study published in an article in the food science and technology journal Food Research International in February 2018, the production method developed at VTT is looking more promising than ever.

So some of the more promising surfaces are undergoing environmental durability testing in conditions that mimic rain, humidity and ultraviolet radiation.

His experiments on sperm and eggs from pigs and cows seem more promising: «When you block proteasomes, you prevent fertilization 100 percent of the time.»

Even more promising, they demonstrated that the treatment regimen, involving a 30 - second topical treatment of the nanoparticles followed by a 30 - second treatment with hydrogen peroxide, could break down the biofilm matrix components, essentially removing the protective sticky scaffold.

A MORE PROMISING ALTERNATIVE, some exoskeleton advocates say, can be found in a Cambridge, Massachusetts, lab that looks like a cross between a robotics shop and a fashion design studio.

In this special section, you'll discover some of the more promising ways to keep the climate cauldron from boiling over.

The report also recommends that U.S. food aid organizations make these more promising and affordable alternatives available to farmers in developing countries.

A killer plague or other form of biological warfare is more promising, as long as it kills every living thing on the planet in short order.

Initially more promising data had come from studies of plutonium produced, microgram by microgram, in a cyclotron.

But if you'd surveyed the property with Keyhole, the software would have revealed all those shortcomings, and with a few clicks of the mouse you could have scouted out rentals in more promising locations nearby.

The wholesale trading of letters is what the psychologists were actually observing: they wanted to compare the volunteers» Scrabble strategies with their foraging strategies, to see if they stuck with the letters they were given — or rapidly abandoned one set of letters for another (more promising) set.

«It looks a much more promising route to the truth about how the universe actually works.»

Compressing air or pumping water uphill are more promising, but the opportunities to do that are limited by the number of caverns and the availability of water and reservoirs.