Sentence examples for development of basic technologies from inspiring English sources
Because the laser-wire monitor in the ATF storage ring has worked well and demonstrated the achievement of the world's smallest transverse emittance for a circulating electron beam, we have started the design of a small storage ring with about 10m circumference and the development of basic technologies for the LESR.
The dynamics and the influence of post-translational protein modifications were mostly ignored in the course of development of the basic technologies during these years.
The research of renewable energy integration and HVDC will also push the development of basic research and low-carbon technology.
In addition, gene transfection is a fundamental technology indispensable to the further research development of basic biology and medicine regarding stem cells.
This has decreased available funds for basic research and development of novel technologies.
The lack of basic sequence information hinders the development of transgenic technologies that would advance molecular-physiological studies and potentially benefit the grower and consumer.
Genetic characterization of gene(s) and regulatory elements involved in degradation of xenobiotic compounds is extremely important for successful development of bioremediation technologies as well as for basic understanding of biochemical and molecular mechanisms of degradation process.
Advances in the understanding of molecular cancer genetics, basic cancer biology, and the development of powerful technologies such as microarray, proteomics and bioinformatics have led to the identification of many new molecular targets and pathways in cancer cells.
The production system we describe will facilitate basic hydrogenase investigations as well as the development of new technologies that utilize these prolific H2-producing enzymes.
LONDON/NEW YORK, 19 May 2015 – UNICEF and ARM have announced a multi-year partnership to accelerate the development of new technologies to overcome the barriers that prevent millions of families from accessing basic health, education and support services.
While private companies would ferry humans and cargo into orbit, NASA would be redirected into basic research and development of technologies for trips far beyond Earth, according to Mr. Obama's plan.
