Sentence examples for anticipated mode from inspiring English sources
The effects of FAD on ex vivo E2 production, plasma E2, and plasma Vtg in female fathead minnows were consistent with FAD's anticipated mode of action.
Following the anticipated mode of action of the individualised vaccines, the induction of functional mutation-specific T-cell responses, as well as their trafficking to the tumour as determined by functional immunological readouts, and TCR repertoire profiling are straightforward strategies to achieve the clinical proof-of-concept first in human trials.
The broad acknowledgment of these conceptual differences for T-cell vaccine led to a dedicated regulatory guidance for therapeutic cancer vaccines, and the acknowledgment to perform concomitant studies of the magnitude, phenotype and function of vaccine-induced immune responses to better understand the anticipated mode of action and to guide the development of new vaccines [ 1– 3].
The mixture effects observed using apical endpoints fell in the middle of a prediction window defined by the additivity predictions for concentration addition and independent action, reflecting well the diversity of the anticipated modes of action.
The anticipated binding mode of these analogs was confirmed by performing the in silico docking experiments.
In addition to the anticipated failure mode of rupture of welds, rupture of angles was also commonly observed.
Apple released iOS 9.3, the latest version of its iPhone and iPad software – including a much-anticipated night mode.
Plans varied from minimal to extensive, although almost all anticipated multiple modes of PPI.
The FPGA taxonomy is applied to the RTS/ESFAS test system, to demonstrate the effects of the anticipated FPGA failure modes on a digital I&C system, and to provide a modelling example for this proposed taxonomy.
The launch marks Ivy Softworks' long-anticipated departure from stealth mode.
Each is in its early stage, or "stealth mode," before highly anticipated initial public offerings this year and in 2000.
