Sentence examples for been focused on screening from inspiring English sources
Due to recent emergence of fungal pathogens resistant to current antifungal therapies, several studies have been focused on screening of plant peptides to find novel compounds having antifungal activities.
Many investigations on the catalyst design and development for DRM have been focused on screening a new catalyst to reach higher activity and enhanced stability toward sintering, carbon deposition (coking) and metal oxidation [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14].
Much effort has therefore been focused on screening, which has proven to reduce cancer-related mortality.
Some efforts have been focused on screening rickettsial proteins as serodiagnostic antigens of rickettsioses [ 9, 10].
Therefore, much effort has been focused on screening and hence earlier detection of CRC, which has repeatedly proven to reduce the cancer-related mortality [ 3, 4].
Much work has been focused on screening compounds that prevent aggregation and the associated cytotoxicity of the amyloid β-peptide (Aβ) (reviews by Sacchettini and Kelly, 2002; Bartolini and Andrisano, 2010; Hard and Lendel, 2012).
The current study is focused on screening small molecule inhibitors against SecA protein of Ca. L. asiaticus.
When people approach a checkpoint at Mar-a-Lago, the Secret Service is focused on screening them for weapons or explosives, Mr. Mihalek said.
As greater attention is focused on screening potential antimicrobial compounds against a range of microbial strains and culture conditions, automation promises to increase throughput, minimize expense and ensure assay reproducibility.
Currently, most researchers in this area are focused on screening and in silico modeling novel AMPs [6], [7] as computational approaches can accelerate the process of antimicrobial drug discovery and design [8].
Current efforts in the discovery of novel genes, proteins, or chemical reagents that have interesting, useful, and/or enlightening effects upon living systems are focused on screening approaches: locating valuable reagents by large-scale, parallel, automated examination of candidate molecules present in a combinatorial "library" [157], [158], [159], [160], [161], [162], [163].
