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It is desirable to develop new types of ABL tyrosine kinase inhibitors that may overcome this drug resistance problem.
It is desirable to develop new methods that can provide quick, easy, and cost-effective estimates of the performance of SCTs, for traditional approaches to yield information are often time-consuming, expensive, and limited in individual samplings.
Therefore, it is still desirable to develop new efficient strategies to fabricate Cu@metal sulfides with high-performance photocatalytic activity.
Thus, it is highly desirable to develop new strategies that can potentiate the inherited cardiac repair mechanisms for the substantial repair of the damaged heart.
For even larger scale RP production, especially for low-cost but high-volume RPs, it is desirable to develop new agroinfiltration technologies that allow gene delivery to whole plants without using a vacuum.
It is therefore highly desirable to develop novel antibacterial agents which should ideally display new or yet unexploited modes of action (Walsh 2003).
(16 Therefore, it is desirable to develop novel and safe therapeutic procedures for intra-tumor VEGF suppression.
Therefore, pyramiding desirable traits to develop new high-quality melon cultivars that are resistant to powdery mildew should be possible.
New antimicrotubule agents are therefore highly desirable, and several laboratories are eager to develop new drugs exhibiting improved antitumor efficacy and better biopharmaceutical properties [ 2].
More importantly, the rice genome sequence has become the most powerful tool in agriculture enhancing the ability of breeders to develop new cultivars with highly desirable traits such as high yield, resistance to biotic/abiotic stress, good eating quality, and cultivars that could adapt to an ever changing cultivation environment brought about by global warming.
This will require development of strategies that ensure stable retention and deployment of desirable epialleles within breeding material or seed multiplication stocks, and also to develop new techniques for targeted epigenetic modification.
