Sentence examples for being explored to advance from inspiring English sources

Pressure gain combustion is a prospective technology being explored to advance gas turbine power plants.

At the NSF Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies (ASSIST), TEGs are one of the enabling technologies being explored to advance the center's mission of creating wearable, self-powered, health and environmental monitoring systems.

This review will outline current NK and NKT cell CAR constructs and how they compare to conventional CAR T cells, and discuss future modifications that can be explored to advance adoptive cell transfer of NK and NKT cells.

Although this approach has been successful, it becomes increasingly apparent that new ways need to be explored to further advance the design of improved functional materials.

Our experiments using a collection of USPTO patent claims demonstrate that the biotechnological patent literature has implicit connections that can be explored to provide further advances in life sciences.

Advanced techniques were explored to enhance the utilization efficiency and transfer capability of the optical fronthaul [23 29].

Perhaps due to constraints around vaccine yield, few dose levels (i.e., 2.5, 25 and 100 µg) were explored prior to advancing into phases 2 and 3.

This opens up several exciting avenues that could be explored in order to advance our understanding of chromosome structure and function.

Prognostic implication of serum cytokeratin 19 fragments (CYFRA 21-1) was explored in 60 advanced NSCLC patients, whereas in 45 patients assessable for serological response a ⩾35% CYFRA 21-1 decline after two chemotherapy cycles was strongly associated with non-progression (NP), defined as a sum of objective response (OR)+stable disease (P<0.0001) and survival (P=0.0002).

Advanced technologies are also being explored for converting crop residues into dimethyl ether (DME), a fuel with characteristics similar to those of LPG.

A disparity in theoretical discussion between maritime and 'mainstream' archaeology is noted and reasons for this discussed, before two areas are explored where mutual advances might be made: an 'engendered' maritime archaeology and 'Marxist' perspectives.