Sentence examples for basic research and human from inspiring English sources

A major goal of the journal is to publish papers that identify and fill scientific knowledge gaps at the junction of basic research and human applications.

"Of course to guarantee long-term growth, there must be investment in basic research and human capital," adds Reiko Aoki, an economist at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo who serves on the Cabinet's Council for Science and Technology Policy.

Our study helps connect the dots between basic research and human populations.

We're looking for people interested in doing basic research and applying it to human problems.

Short peptides derived from interaction sites between each PKC isozyme and its receptor for activated C kinase act as highly specific inhibitors and have become available as selective drugs in basic research and animal models of human diseases, such as myocardial infarction and hyperglycemia.

Despite the fact that their use is complicated by immunologic incompatibility and possible development of teratomas [ 39- 41], as well as the existence of ethical problems in human application, in the future, the establishment of ESCs lines from ungulates could allow their employment in bulk for basic research and for producing animal models of human diseases [ 42].

Background: Inhibitors of DNA methylation can be used to control functional organization of human genome in basic research and regenerative medicine.

Separation media consisting of a mixture of Ficoll 400 (or Percoll) and an iodinated density gradient medium have been very widely used to purify human leukocytes in basic research and in routine diagnostic studies.

Genome editing with engineered nucleases is a rapidly growing field thanks to transformative technologies that allow researchers to precisely alter genomes for numerous applications including basic research, biotechnology, and human gene therapy.

Historical and cognitive evidence shows the distinctions of "applied" and "basic" research are human constructions and, as such, have become a handicap to the emerging knowledge-based economy.

Recent decades have seen only limited progress in treatment trials and basic research on human glioma, the most common central nervous malignancy.