Sentence examples for developed with emphasis from inspiring English sources
SERMs have been developed with emphasis on tissue selectivity to target ER signaling for breast cancer treatment.
Examples include the techniques we and others have developed, with emphasis on how these designs benefit the diagnostic effect.
The coating method presented in this work is developed with emphasis to further embedding the coated fibres into solid metal using, for example, vacuum brazing techniques.
A systematic approach for the evaluation of HPLC column stability has been developed with emphasis on the practicality of the application to pharmaceutical analysis.
A population like model is developed with emphasis on the source and sink term formulations describing the birth and death rates.
The components of the magnet system are designed and developed with emphasis on the satellite requirements, and on constraints on the overall length and the interactions between the two ADR stages.
A thermodynamically consistent phase-field (PF) theory for phase transformations (PTs) between three different phases is developed with emphases on the effect of a stress tensor and interface interactions.
To overcome such limitations, the new tool has been developed with the emphasis on interactive spatial simulation.
Firstly, the IRSM and its mathematical model were developed with the emphasis on moving least-square method, and the advanced MC simulation method is studied based on Latin hypercube sampling method as well.
This particular article describes the theoretical framework developed, with an emphasis on explaining the following major components of the framework: public participation initiatives as a process; policy making processes with a health region; social context as symbolic and political institutions; policy communities; and health of the population as the ultimate outcome of public participation.
The program was developed with an emphasis on recent advances in molecular and of lipid mediators relevant in cellular mechanisims involved in the formation and actions inflammation and cancer.
