Sentence examples for basic research to use from inspiring English sources
Molecular imaging is an evolving field that is progressing from basic research to use in clinical diagnosis 14, 15.
The new therapy resulted in a better therapeutic effect and is a striking example of a fast transfer from basic research to therapeutic use.
TM has focused more on the transition from basic research to clinical use while personalized medicine and stratified medicine have focused on stratifying the patient utilizing genetic markers to tailor individual treatments for specific groups of patients.
The production of genetically modified pigs by nuclear transfer has progressed from basic research to practical use.
He appreciates how important it is to use basic research to meet the needs of patients".
After all, he himself left a wildly successful career in basic physics to explore how to use basic research to solve the energy-and-climate crisis, and as the current director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in California, he has asked other scientists to do the same.
We use basic research to understand the cells, proteins, and genes that lead to successful recovery of function, and also how complications develop that impact quality of life after stroke.
These laws and guidelines will constitute the legal framework for research involving human-animal chimeric embryos, from basic research to studies on the use of such embryos for medical purposes.
A third example of using basic research to pursue new markets is the color flat-panel display technology, for which I.B.M. researchers pioneered several materials in research during the early 80's.
This program marks a new approach by using basic research to reduce cleanup costs and to develop scientific foundations for advances in environmental technologies.
The NIEHS defines translation as the process of using basic research to inform "intervention and prevention methods to enhance awareness among communities, health care professionals, and policy makers of environmentally related diseases and health conditions" (NIEHS Division of Extramural Research and Training 2006).
