Sentence examples for application in screening from inspiring English sources
Among the studied traits, the relative growth rate of plant as a whole (i.e. shoots and roots combined) exhibited the greatest plastic response to resource availability, thus suggesting its application in screening candidate species for afforestation efforts.
Just as importantly, this test has the potential for application in screening newly-designed EAA receptor antagonists in the search for clinically relevant drugs to treat a variety of neuropathologies.
In this introduction, the state of the art of culturing microorganisms in shaking bioreactors is reviewed and some issues of their practical application in screening and process development projects are addressed.
After nearly two decades since neural progenitors were first discovered in mice [1] they have just begun finding application in screening for new, more effective drugs and as cell therapies for neurological disorders in humans.
The assay may also find application in screening of antiviral compounds, understanding of pathogenesis as well as evaluation of vaccine.
Thus, it has been proposed that the detection of CA IX ECD in the body fluids can find a clinical application in screening and monitoring of tumour patients.
This system has applications in screening VOC producing organisms, VOC yield changes from varying process conditions, identifying appropriate target genes for genetic engineering and verifying increased VOC production in genetically engineered strains.
Because of its speed, robustness, and accuracy, the proposed method has potential applications in screening the palliative effects of anti-neurodegenerative drugs on an in vivo model.
In the age of genomics, the genetics of common chronic disorders, pharmacogenetics and large-scale applications in screening are becoming increasingly important.
The results of this study expand the current knowledge on genotype phenotype correlations in SLC19A2 and have applications in screening and genetic counseling.
In the age of genomics, both genetics of common disorders and large-scale applications in screening will become increasingly important, and primary-care health workers will have to be prepared to discuss these issues with their clients.
