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The test could save tens of thousands of lives a year in the United States alone and revolutionise the way cancer is detected.

A giant wind turbine design that mimics the spiralling motion of a sycamore seed could revolutionise the wind power industry.

Unfortunately I'm not prepared to think of something that would revolutionise Formula 1 to make it better.

For the likes of Frantz, Mamma Mia! represents the long-overdue second prong of a three-stage plan to revolutionise Chinese musical theatre.

It's one of many new index or tracker funds just released that I reckon will revolutionise investing as we know it.

But it was his collaboration with music engineer David Cockerell that helped revolutionise electronic music.

The discovery of a 'missing link' between man and apes could revolutionise our understanding of how we evolved, scientists say.

Entrepreneurs are using new business models to revolutionise routine care as well.

Computer scientists at Saarland University, Germany, have developed a wireless bicycle brake they say could revolutionise control systems.

The effects were so dramatic that the scientists behind the work believe it could revolutionise the treatment of the disease.

The Internet will revolutionise education through distance education, lifelong learning, and access to vast stores of information.

They say it will revolutionise both the commercial and engineering industries - particularly car and aeroplane manufacturing.

Apple can only revolutionise consumer technology so many times.

This would revolutionise our understanding of the possibilities for biology.

Mr Hatoyama, with no favours to return, has a chance both to revolutionise how Japan is governed and to revitalise the economy.

This was a top-secret military project to create a breed of 'super-soldier' who, if all went to plan, would revolutionise warfare.

Such tough decisions on capital allocation and pay and staffing levels have the potential to revolutionise the industry.

But the real wave of scientific input came in the 1970s and 1980s, when computing power began to revolutionise finance.

Mr Ganjavian, 33, hopes his quirky idea will revolutionise the powernap and prove to be a worldwide hit.

American researchers predict it will revolutionise digital photography and video - and one day even give the gift of sight .

The young inventor says hair is easy to use as a conductor in solar panels and could revolutionise renewable energy.

Apple started selling the iPad, a computer tablet that looked set to revolutionise digital publishing.

Concerns have been raised about the use of the internet and new technologies to revolutionise health care.

Scientists have developed a flexible plastic film which could revolutionise the way consumers view packaging.

This month's cubed explores how swarms of tiny sensors could revolutionise remote space exploration.

Earlier this month the Sovereign Grant Bill, which will revolutionise the way the Royal Family is funded was passed by the House of Lords.

It says the all-weather material could also revolutionise diagnostic medicine.

It could potentially revolutionise the management of wound healing.

"It will revolutionise our thinking about 15th-century world history, " says Gunnar Thompson, a student of ancient maps and early explorers.

Astonished directors find she has delivered into their hands material to revolutionise theatre.

N5 ships, with a range of nearly 300 miles, were intended to revolutionise swamp warfare.

They've not only been made, but their unique capabilities might revolutionise consumer electronics.

believe it can revolutionise space travel and significantly cut its cost by taking advantage of newly developed technology.

The agreement mirrors the way that Apple's iTunes music store helped revolutionise the record industry when launched in 2003.

A new generation of super-slim screens will revolutionise home entertainment, according to the makers.

The makers, Alliant Techsystems, say that the weapon will revolutionise ground combat much as the machine gun.

This could revolutionise land-use planning.

It's hoped commercial models will revolutionise liver and other organ transplantations saving many lives.

Increasing yields on individual crops takes time and money, but can revolutionise the industry.

Diana Magnay has an in depth look at an invention that aims to revolutionise air travel for good.

Developing countries have the chance to step forward and revolutionise the world in a way no-one thought possible until now.

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