Sentence examples for develop a candidate from inspiring English sources
Sarnow's work led Santaris Pharma, a biotech in Hørsholm, Denmark, to develop a candidate drug that can block miR-122.
The executive search firm Korn Ferry will work closely with the university committee to develop a candidate pool and facilitate the process.
Newfound data from ePortfolios also allows employers to identify future talent (e.g., sophomores and juniors), develop a candidate pipeline and begin meaningful engagement through internships to evaluate student work firsthand.
A fusion protein consisting of a protein called cell-traversal protein for ookinetes and sporozoites (CelTOS) antigen from Plasmodium falciparum (the deadliest of malaria species) and human IL-2 as an adjuvant was designed to develop a candidate vaccine against malaria.
Takeda Vaccines is developing a candidate NoV vaccine formulation based on adjuvanted viruslike particles from the GI.1 genotype and a consensus GII.4 sequence derived from three natural GII.4 variants.
Induction of neutralizing antibodies and cytotoxic T lymphocytes in Balb/c mice immunized with virus-like particles presenting a gp120 molecule from a HIV-1 isolate of clade A. We have recently developed a candidate HIV-1 vaccine based on virus-like particles (VLPs) expressing a gp120 from an Ugandan HIV-1 isolate of the clade A (HIV-VLP(A)s).
Democrats would have been smart not to have nationalized this race, instead treating it as a special local election and developing a candidate, narrative, and strategy suitable for the race.
From the point of view of developing a candidate vaccine it provides a greater number of epitopes for the induction of a broad immune response.
T1 epidemiologic research assesses the potential of a discovery for developing a "candidate application" for use in clinical or public health practice.
In T1, epidemiology explores the role of a basic scientific discovery (e.g., a disease risk factor or biomarker) in developing a "candidate application" for use in practice (e.g., a test used to guide interventions).
