Therefore, the proposed system could represent a powerful point-of-care tool for the next generation technology for detecting and monitoring cancer biomarkers at early stages by taking advantage of nowadays gadgets with enhanced features such as smartphones.
The concept of conflict diamonds might have taken some explaining in the 1950s, but makes a powerful point as an image of heedless affluence in the face of faraway suffering and death.
Gayle Smith, Administrator of USAID, made a powerful point during the final day of the conference as Delegates reflected on the power of empathy in this work: "Talk to people where they are, and not where you think they should be".
Americans are used to single-minded powerful selling messages, and they like a single-minded powerful point-of-view.
Cellular protein concentrations are a particular powerful point of control and this explains how different cell types can show different responses.
While these mechanisms are ubiquitous in nature, RNA-mediated tregulationon regulatisn is just being recognized as a particularly powerful point of control in synthetic biology [ 99].
"On an intellectual level it has a very moral and powerful point of view," he said of that 1974 film, speaking in the reverent tone that aspiring musical theater composers use when they talk about Stephen Sondheim.
In contrast to other prolific writers who start their instructions with notes on grammatical errors, start out with the simple yet powerful point of choosing which school of people you want to concentrate on.
You are no longer locked in a linear progression, but floating freely in the infinite holographic universe with countless positive, powerful points of contact.
Frank Bruni's explanation, in his review of Gabrielle Hamilton's "Blood, Bones and Butter" (March 13), that the author "takes care of others in the way her parents didn't take care of her" misses one of the most central, powerful points of this exhilarating memoir.
