Sentence examples for efficient means of screening from inspiring English sources

Our in vitro assembly assay provides an easy and efficient means of screening for assembly inhibitors, and we have identified several inhibitory peptides that could represent a starting point for drug design.

As such, MS provides an efficient means of screening for relevant protein protein or protein ligand interactions to be characterized further in depth by more traditional technologies.

This experiment demonstrates that with the protocols developed here, the GMAP offers an effective and efficient means of screening very large pools in a cellular context.

Finally, there is a need to establish the most efficient means of screening patients in primary care so as to minimise the workload for busy clinicians whilst also ensuring that appropriate patients receive brief intervention.

We have shown that this novel approach is an effective and efficient means of screening large numbers of people for chlamydia in a short period with the added advantage of reaching a higher proportion of men than other opportunistic screening methods [ 4].

Pulmonary disease in RA patients may not be routinely sought by rheumatologists and internists in the absence of cost-effective, accurate and time-efficient means of screening.

London-van der Waals forces are calculated using a computationally efficient means of approximating screened, retarded Lifshitz-Hamaker constants.

The design and use of a custom SGH array based on a bacterial species supragenome modeled to contain the overwhelming majority (>85%) of non-rare genes provides a rapid and efficient means to screen large numbers of strains with regard to gene content [ 2, 3, 5].

Thus, the experimental design presented here provided not only an efficient means to screen and identify mir-shRNA capable of reducing target gene level, but also a feasible tool to titer down the gene dosage in a controllable manner.

Electrostatic deposition of particles onto the surface of well-differentiated airway cells is a rapid and efficient means to screen for toxicity associated with exposure to fine and ultrafine particulate air pollution.

This study demonstrates that linkage of data from screening programs to Census data can provide a powerful and efficient means of monitoring inequalities in uptake of screening.