Sentence examples for development of protocols that from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon, called environmentally induced decoherence (EID), has hindered the otherwise remarkable development of protocols that use entanglement for more efficient computation and secure cryptography [ 24].

This second challenge has largely been solved with the recent development of protocols that give high signal-to-noise ratio immunostaining and organic solvents that render intact skin optically clear (Li et al., 2011).

The development of protocols that allows for the purification of specific stromal cell populations directly from the bone marrow will allow us to feed even more relevant information into the program and thereby increase our possibilities to identify novel stage and lineage specific cell-cell communication pathways in vivo.

The recent increased sensitivity of these techniques has allowed for the development of new protocols that are capable of not only profiling the proteome of individual human oocytes and embryos, but also the proteins produced by the embryo into the surrounding medium (the secretome).

This observation motivates the development of experimental protocols that allow application of genomic technologies to minute amounts of biological materials.

For example, this could involve the development of PN protocols that encourage the notification of sexual, and possibly also social, networks.

Decades of studies have led to the development of modified protocols that recapitulate molecular developmental cues by combining various growth factors and small molecules with improved efficiency.

Preparedness for research in the public health setting should explicitly address protection of human subjects, for example, through development of research protocols that have been pre-approved by review boards to pave the way for systematic research and data collection.

By providing a clearer picture of endodermal subtypes, these studies should assist the development of experimental protocols that require a distinction between embryonic and extra-embryonic lineages.

From these works, we propose a standardized pipeline for the development of future protocols that would help generate more physiologically relevant human organoids for various biomedical applications.

The main sub-themes are: the theoretical analysis of existing protocols (such as Bitcoin's blockchain protocol) or alternative protocols; the formulation of security goals; the study of game-theoretic challenges that are new to this setting; and the development of practical protocols that address an increasing demand from the public and industry.