Sentence examples for avenue for identification from inspiring English sources

In this context, characterization of CTCs/DTCs opens a new avenue for identification of therapeutic targets and understanding resistance to therapies.

The findings open a new avenue for identification of diagnostic and prognostic markers, and valuable new therapeutic targets for managing breast cancer.

Exploring ANTs in nematodes has the potential lead to a better understanding of their fundamental roles in key biological pathways and might provide an avenue for the identification of targets for the rational design of nematocidal drugs.

Together, our study opens a new avenue for the identification of small peptides in serum, and provides an entry point to investigate their function in vivo.

Since aberrant miRNA expression is a common feature in a variety of human diseases, an understanding of the gene regulation events in neuropathic pain mediated by miRNAs could provide an avenue for the identification of biomarkers or discovery of novel therapeutic targets [8].

It groups the drugs under the same therapeutic categories based on their associated topics, which may provide a new avenue for target identification and/or drug repositioning [ 5].

The Police Department has set up an unspecified number of staging areas around the city where bodies and body parts are being placed in bags before they are taken to the medical examiner's office at 520 First Avenue in Manhattan for identification and testing.

Here, we provide an overview of epigenetics and its relationship to disease, discuss current epigenetics-based therapies and suggest new avenues for the identification of therapies targeting deregulated epigenetic programs in disease.

Our study offers new avenues for the identification of novel putative diagnostic targets for subsequent studies in bladder tumors.

The information provided by the present study creates novel avenues for hazard identification and risk assessments and has shown that environmental contaminants may interact with nonreproductive steroidal function.

These promising results could open new avenues for the identification of novel genes for a general definition of MO/macrophage activation patterns and for pathways activated or blocked during different stages of the disease or therapy-induced remission in RA.