Sentence examples for biomedical projects from inspiring English sources

These block copolymers may offer potential for applications in drug delivery and various other biomedical projects.

"Congress would never tell the National Institutes of Health what biomedical projects are and are not worth funding," she thundered.

That includes six of nine biomedical projects that are using 81 of 93 chimps in those studies; only three of these projects, all involving infectious agents or immunology, should continue.

As DNA-sequencing costs plummet, other biomedical projects analyzing multiple genomes have sprouted up, but Durbin believes the Wellcome Trust one is at the "top end of what people are doing".

17 After obtaining permission from the authors of the original instrument, it was independently translated into Polish by two translators specializing in biomedical projects.

One unique aspect is the requirement for an integrated suite of research projects that includes a minimum of two biomedical projects and two environmental science or engineering projects (Suk and Anderson 1999; Suk et al. 1999).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11/497/prepub This work was supported by a grant [2006BAI01A01] from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Beijing, China, and by a grant [D08050700320801] of Biomedical Project from the Beijing Municipal Council of Science and Technology, Beijing, China.

As yet, few of these software packages have the speed and throughput necessary for use in large biomedical genomics projects or upcoming projected routine clinical applications, which necessarily involve the cost-effective processing of hundreds of genomes or exomes.

You can search for current or "historical" federally funded biomedical research projects and get information on "scientific concepts, emerging trends, techniques, or identify specific projects and/or investigators".

Historically, a wide range of basic biomedical research projects have contributed to the advancement of knowledge, from research solely inspired by the researcher's curiosity to projects driven by a vision of how knowledge generated by research could be used as the basis for applied research.

Horaguchi (2008b, 2014), for example, depicts a case in the Toyama Biomedical Cluster project among the KCI projects.