Sentence examples for develop new avenues from inspiring English sources
This method will be helpful for the further understanding of the mechanisms of the development and progression in cancers and may help develop new avenues for the prioritization of cancer-related genes with aberrant methylation for diagnosis and therapeutics.
Unfortunately the amyloid hypothesis has acted too long as a red herring, robbing the Alzheimer's disease field of precious financial resources needed to develop new avenues of investigation.
That way, I hope to develop new avenues to explore and to keep sight of what it is that I enjoy about research.
These tools will help develop new avenues of research in our quest to control STB infection in wheat.
Then, the survey questions were evaluated based on these three criteria: (1) were there redundancies present; (2) did the question yield good information; and, (3) did opportunities exist to develop new avenues for analysis.
Authors are currently developing new avenues for personalized dermo-aesthetics by exploring new genetic signatures combined with enviromental and lifestyle factors.
Our aim was to determine the predominant causes of death in burned pediatric patients in order to develop new treatment avenues and future trajectories associated with increased survival.
This knowledge can be applied to develop new therapeutic avenues such as the re-expression of PKD1 as one potential strategy to ameliorate breast cancer metastasis.
Williams and colleagues have determined in their recent paper the predominant causes of death in order to develop new treatment avenues and future trajectories suitable to increase survival and overall outcome.
See related research by Williams et al., http://ccforum.com/content/13/6/R183 In the previous issue of Critical Care, Williams and colleagues [ 1] provide an overview of the predominant causes of death in burned pediatric patients in order to develop new treatment avenues and future trajectories.
Due to the convenient synthesis of P1, and the so far reported many other conjugated fluorescent polymers, the work reported here might open up a new avenue to develop new biosensors.
