Sentence examples for be efficiently developed in from inspiring English sources
But we still know little about how such Project Capabilities may be efficiently developed in PBOs.
Techniques and methods were discussed for improving bioaccumulation assessments [e.g., reducing animal testing, tiered approaches for bioaccumulation assessment, potential revision of the existing in vivo OECD TG 305 bioconcentration test (OECD 1996)], and how new methods could be efficiently developed in time to support the Canadian and the EU agencies in their evaluation of potential PBTs.
Thanks to trade, the division of labor was born, which allowed for specialization in a task, for it to be efficiently developed, and for the production surplus to be exchanged for other goods.
However, the results clearly show that by analyzing the expression pattern of selected genes in blood cells, a diagnostic test for breast cancer detection can be efficiently developed.
Using FDM simulations, we confirmed that the pulse-like trapped P waves were efficiently developed by trapping of seismic energy in a uniform velocity oceanic crust at the source depths.
This evidence is most efficiently developed in an observational study that undertakes exploratory analyses of what, according to current policy, practice and the existing, limited evidence base, are likely to be relevant variables.
In order to ensure that the new tools developed by PPP can be efficiently used in drug development, they are discussed with regulatory authorities at an early stage.
Here we have shown that transgenes can be efficiently expressed in neural progenitors in developing ferrets.
The results show that the developed PCE method can be efficiently applied in uncertainty analysis of composite structures.
Offspring No 3 exhibited transgene mosaicism harboring TIex allele 1, while offspring No.10 and 11 were pure Tg individuals harboring TIex allele 4. We next evaluated if the newly developed seed mouse can be efficiently used in another laboratory to successfully perform i-PITT.
Thus, the SSR markers developed in this study could be efficiently used in other closely related Setaria species.
