Sentence examples for development and evaluated from inspiring English sources
In this work, the feasibility of the combination of electrokinetic remediation and electrochemical oxidation for the remediation of polluted soil with organic compounds had been development and evaluated in kaolinite spiked with Reactive Black 5 (RB5) an azo dye.
We used the training and development sets for system development, and evaluated our systems on the test set.
Although miR-21 has been implicated in cancer development, and evaluated as a biomarker in HNSCC progression, no significant expression differences were seen between cell types.
Forty-three mGFAP-Cre+; Pten loxp /+; LSL-K-ras G12D /+ mice were observed for tumor development and evaluated for gender disparity in age of MPNST onset.
Among the very few adjuvants approved for human use, only the Monophosphoryl Lipid A (MPL) is known to engage a TLR (TLR-4), being a non-toxic derivative of the lipopolysaccharide (LPS) of Salmonella Minnesota [ 39, 40], but many new vaccine adjuvants are under development and evaluated in clinical trials, whose mechanism of action is mediated by TLRs [ 41- 46].
Brian McCarthy, a spokesman for the National Football League, said, "We expect that everyone involved in the administration of sports leagues, professional and college, will review this week's development and evaluate its impact as other decisions are made by Delaware officials and the Delaware Supreme Court".
Stanford's Iranian Studies Program launched the Stanford Iran 2040 Project about eight months ago to conduct interdisciplinary research on economic and technical matters related to the country's long-term, sustainable development and evaluate their possible implications in a global context.
Here, we functionally characterize zebrafish Stx and Pst homolog genes during fish development and evaluate their catalytic affinity for NCAM in vitro.
However, there is still much to be done, both in instrumentation development and evaluating the true benefits of TOF in modern clinical PET.
(2) Transmission models are designed to understand the mechanisms triggering epizootics, identify factors impeding epizootic development, and evaluate controls on the rate of disease spread over the host's range.
We review the potential alternatives in development and evaluate the current evidence concerning their safety and efficacy.
