Sentence examples for approaches under development from inspiring English sources

Vaccines for people and for cattle are just two approaches under development to prevent or treat food poisoning by the strain E. coli O157 H7.

Both the licensed CVD103-HgR and other vaccine approaches under development are detailed in this article, such as the Vibrio cholerae 638 vaccine candidate, Peru-15 or CholeraGarde® and the VA1.3, VA1.4, IEM 108 VCUSM2 and CVD 112 vaccine candidates.

Many novel pharmacotherapeutic approaches under development including the use of melanocortins and Rho-kinase inhibitors as well as the introduction of gene therapy and tissue engineering have demonstrated efficacy in animal as well as early human trials.

Additional studies using other vectors and targets are in planning or underway making gene transfer therapy one of the most exciting new approaches under development for treating heart failure.

Among immunotherapeutic approaches under development, promising clinical results are being obtained with vaccination of patients with solid malignancies against cancer testis antigens (CTA), which belong to a growing family of methylation-regulated tumor-associated antigens (TAA) shared among human malignancies of different histologies.

Although there are a number of different aerosol vaccine approaches under development, for the purpose of this exercise, all were considered as one intervention.

The generation of span 6 De Bruijn sequences is performed by resorting to the "tree approach" under development.

In this framework, we will present in detail three literature models, as well as an approach under development at the University of Pavia.

It strengthens the approach under development and creates awareness about underlying choices, making the identification of specific groups of children as poor more transparent and understandable.

A new approach under development to generate next-generation smallpox vaccines that are efficacious and safer is the addition of safety mechanisms to second-generation VACV vectors that should allow the conditional replication of the virus and the production of the "take," the correlate of protection against smallpox (Hagen, Titong, and Verardi, unpublished data).

First, more powerful approaches are under development that link paleontological evidence with paleoenvironmental data in a niche-modeling framework.