1. Value-judgement

Yes — strong positive evaluation.

Examples
  • This groundbreaking study will be a model for similar efforts in other side effects of chemotherapy such as cognitive impairment …

2. Hyperbolic

Yes — hyperbolic / exaggerated.

Examples
  • We report groundbreaking findings that reshape current understanding of …

3. Gratuitous

Often gratuitous unless the text makes clear what makes it “groundbreaking”.

Examples
  • This groundbreaking work provides new insights into treatment response.

4. Amplified

Can be amplified by boosters (e.g., truly, highly).

Examples
  • This is a truly groundbreaking study in the field of …

5. Coordinated

May be coordinated with other hype candidates (stacking).

Examples
  • Our innovative and groundbreaking solution for identification of GAGs will dramatically increase the rate of uptake of NBS for more MPSs in state public health laboratories .

6. Broader context

When ambiguous, check for nearby hype candidates or overt amplification.

Examples
  • With our innovative tools and concepts , groundbreaking data and strong track record in MMP / TIMP and PNS research , we aim to study cellular and subcellular , including nuclear patterns of TIMP - 1 distribution , interactors and functions in PNS injury ( Aim 1 ) .

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