Sentence examples for As elucidation from inspiring English sources

As elucidation of cardiac specific ER stress response could have therapeutic impacts on many heart diseases, identification of molecular mechanisms regulated by PARM-1 will be an important issue to understand cardiac specific ER stress responses.

What the Bush lawyers see as invention of new election procedures, the Gore lawyers see as elucidation of a flawed enactment.

That is as likely to result in as much obfuscation as elucidation: whoever is guilty, the Russian reflex as, for example, the Kursk submarine disaster in 2000 and the Beslan school massacre of 2004 prove is to cover up and prevent any blame sticking anywhere important.

Systematic membrane selection, process design as well as elucidation of structure property relationships for pervaporation and vapor permeation require knowledge of sorption and diffusion properties.

These approaches enable engineering of protein chimeras with desired functions, as well as elucidation of the structural basis for these functions.

The availability of the genome sequence allows researchers to perform multiple analysis, such as elucidation of intronless genes (Jain et al. 2008a) and prediction of miRNA targets (Archak and Nagaraju 2007).

The book concludes with two chapters on the comparison of a systematic case system approach to the traditional approach to structure elucidation as well as an evaluation of the performance of the structure elucidator system.

The synergistic interaction between humans and computers can be highly beneficial in terms of less biased approaches to elucidation as well as dramatic improvements in speed and throughput.

In later studies [85], the anti-tumor activity of dioscin on various solid tumor cells was studied by the in vitro cell culture technique, which provided the basis for further exploration of portable animal model studies, anti-tumor mechanism elucidation as well as new drug research and development.

Whether or not these genes are in the causal pathway between smoking and coronary artery disease needs further elucidation as well as further efforts in large samples.

Clinical studies are necessary to support these claims, as is further elucidation of the pharmacological mechanisms involved.