Sentence examples for application of new methodologies from inspiring English sources

These include the application of new methodologies for oncogene discovery, new approaches to study oncogenes, the use of genetically engineered models to identify tumor cell-of-origins, and the use of targeted therapeutics against pathways not thought to be mutant in tumor cells.

Recent application of new methodologies (such as metagenomics and 454-tag sequencing) will in the near future provide more accurate estimates.

However, the availability to both larger sample sizes, more dense marker map [ 7, 8] and with application of new methodologies enforced by the venture from the Psychiatric Genomic Consortium (PGC) [ 9] have finally allowed for statistical robust signals from the CACNA1C, CACNB2, ODZ4, SYNE1 and NCAN genes.

Fortunately, the application of newer methodologies has begun to clarify the dynamics and molecular bases of renal uric acid excretion.

Building on this robust nano-inspired foundation, the rational design and application of nanomaterials can enable the generation of new methodologies to greatly advance the neuroscience frontier.

The increasing popularity of model-driven approaches and a new generation of tools to support metamodel techniques are changing software engineering landscape, boosting the adoption of new methodologies for control application development.

In spite of the challenges faced, the development of new methodologies and the application of existing methods to study OMP folding are now beginning to yield knowledge of OMP folding mechanisms both in the presence and absence of chaperones.

With the advent of new methodologies for the study of big data, the advantage of cellular-application based methodologies is clear.

The findings provide a basis of new methodologies to design and manufacture superior graded scaffolds for bone implant applications.

This departure has required the creation of new methodologies.

However, the dissemination of new methodologies, such as stochastic or Bayesian, seems to be limited despite their (recent) implementation in software applications (see below) but could also be associated with accessibility, e.g., licensing and validation.