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The development of biological screening assays and preclinical models of inflammation represented a major advance in drug discovery and enabled screening of large numbers of chemical compounds for anti-inflammatory activity.

On the one hand, the HV database enabled screening of 1315 HV, 54.8% (n = 721) of whom were reached by phone, 55.2% (n = 398) of these latter accepted to participate in the study and 10.1% of the initial screening (n = 133) were finally included.

FOAM enables screening of metagenomes for environmentally relevant genes, including global C and N cycles, derived from KEGG Orthologs (KOs).

Monitoring luciferase expression pattern in live mice enables screening of large numbers of transgenic founders quickly and inexpensively.

This adsorption energy can be rapidly calculated with DFT methods, enabling screening of pure metals, alloys, poisons, and promoters to optimize borohydride oxidation catalyst design.

The expansion of metagenomic techniques to include alternative heterologous hosts for gene expression and the development of sophisticated assays which enable screening of thousands of clones offers the possibility to find out even more valuable information about the prokaryotic world.

Here we describe the development and validation of a high-throughput yeast one-hybrid platform, which enables screening of DNA elements versus an array of full-length, sequence-verified clones containing over 85% of predicted Drosophila transcription factors.

Conclusion: Computer networks can be trained to produce a rapid and accurate classification of TIA or stroke by vascular distribution, enabling screening of populations for assessment of their incidence and prevalence.

Based on analysis of progressively smaller subsets of the EMS data, we estimated that KeyPoint technology enables screening of four amplicons in 3000 M2 families per GS FLX run of approximately 500,000 sequence reads.

Pre-pregnancy counselling enables screening of medication for teratogenicity.

Sagittal studies of the spine enable screening of a high proportion of haematopoietic marrow and detection of any potential threat to the spinal cord.