Sentence examples for developing new approaches for from inspiring English sources
Internationally-recognized researchers and clinicians at our Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center are continually developing new approaches for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of many types of cancer.
We've also done work with Richard Mulligan at Harvard Medical School developing new approaches for gene therapy, using novel synthetic polymers as carriers for DNA.
We stress that in-depth exploration of the impacts imposed by biofilm in MD, FO and PRO systems is essential before developing new approaches for biofouling mitigation.
Through a recent agreement giving Stanford access to the tools previously developed and utilized by the Columbia TeenScreen program, Stanford is now developing new approaches for linking young people with early mental health issues to on-site providers.
Based on the results, PCCNWs had a positive effect on osteogenic differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) and can be used for developing new approaches for bone tissue engineering.
As assisted reproduction has evolved, the options for protecting fertility for young cancer patients have expanded, but a lot of further work is needed, both for improving access to the treatments and techniques that already exist, and for developing new approaches for those we cannot yet help.
The utility and validity of these biological markers for the study of susceptibility are evaluated, as are opportunities for developing newer approaches for the study of humans or of ecosystems.
In the prescient "Rising Currents" exhibition mounted at the Museum of Modern Art in 2010, teams of local landscape architects and architects developed new approaches for addressing rising sea levels and flooding storm surges in New York.
HICCC is dedicated to state-of-the-art, interdisciplinary research to develop new approaches for detecting, diagnosing, and treating cancer.
Currently in his lab at Columbia, Tomer continues to develop new approaches for understanding structural and functional plasticity in the normal and diseased brains.
