Sentence examples for biotechnological developments from inspiring English sources
Finally, the significance of the latest biosynthetic and biotechnological developments is reviewed briefly in relation to authentication of vanillin.
In fact, the genome may be exploited as a magnificent tool to generate molecular markers, which can be then tested, evaluated and applied in biotechnological developments, including the biomedical sciences.
The kinetic stability-thermal flexibility correlation has predictive power for the studied proteins, suggesting that the strategy and methodology discussed here might be applied to other proteins in biotechnological developments, evolutionary studies, and the design of protein based therapeutics.
Under such constraints the innovation incentive system can hardly evolve parallel to biotechnological developments and the new conditions set out by the changing environment.
Ethical issues regarding the human/animal relations in biotechnological developments have at times been widely debated in many European countries and beyond.
This indicates that adaptation upon selection pressure and niche occupation is an ongoing mechanism also in biogas microbiology and may be exploited in respective biotechnological developments.
Gene therapy is a promising field of research and biotechnological development.
Special attention is given to recent developments and a forecast is made about immobilized biocatalysts as tools for biotechnological development.
Our work shows that the IbOr gene may be useful for the biotechnological development of transgenic sweetpotato plants that accumulate increased carotenoid contents on marginal agricultural lands.
β-Mannanase has been widely used in industries such as food and feed processing and thus has been a target enzyme for biotechnological development.
The ability to clone and manipulate type III secretion systems would allow researchers to perform novel experiments that would progress the biotechnological development of the potentially positive uses of these systems.
