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promising

[prom-uh-sing] / ˈprɒm ə sɪŋ /


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A generation of promising youngsters will mesh with established internationals and big signings next season, with Leicester's George Martin and Gloucester's Tomos Williams joining Barbeary in switching.

From BBC

"The previous results are quite promising in the preclinical context, but comprehensive pharmacological development, toxicological experiments, and clinical studies are needed to realize a possible application in humans," he says.

From Science Daily

Because the carotid bodies can be safely targeted with medication, they offer a promising alternative approach.

From Science Daily

Although practical uses have not yet been developed, these systems are considered promising for future technologies such as quantum computing and advanced data storage.

From Science Daily

"Seabird colonies can recover very, very quickly, so we're very hopeful, and we've already seen some very promising signs from last year's breeding season, that the numbers here will climb up and really secure themselves."

From BBC