Sentence examples for expedite selection from inspiring English sources

> To expedite selection of potential vaccine targets, and to determine the impact and potential limitations of extensive vaccine deployment, additional T. parva genomes are being sequenced.

The data presented here should facilitate and expedite selection of the correct aligner for a particular task but they do not obviate the requirement for careful consideration nor further testing and analysis on the part of the end-user.

This would also increase the intensity of selection and improve the overall rate of genetic gain by expediting selection information from day of hatch.

The direct Etest method provides rapid and accurate susceptibility results on patients with VAP, expediting selection of an antibiotic of appropriate spectrum.

Hence, a semi-toxic dose of nicotine (10 mM – a concentration relevant to tobacco chewers) was used to expedite the selection of FOXM1B-transformed SVpgC2a cells.

This hard-wired genomic asset uncouples AR-V expression from AR full length (ARFL) (Nyquist et al, 2013), expediting Darwinian selection.

The red fluorescence signal is relatively weak for in vivo imaging but may expedite FACS-based selection of TF reporter expressing cells.

It is generally acknowledged, however, that a more efficient process of evaluation and selection would expedite this process making these more useful drugs available at earlier times and potentially at lower cost.

The efficiency seems to be high enough that antibiotic selection to expedite the screening for correctly targeted clones might be unnecessary in some cases, with no subsequent need to remove an antibiotic cassette from the genome using the Cre- lox or FLP- FRT system (which typically leaves a 'scar' behind in the genome), saving a considerable amount of time.

In addition to expediting the in vitro selection cycle by using cDNA display, easy and rapid functional analysis of selected candidate clones is crucial for high-throughput screening of functional peptides and proteins.

Here, we use slot-machine probabilities the "jackprot" model and ion channel evolution to illustrate how mutation rate coupled with natural selection have expedited the diversification of ion channels, from simple two-transmembrane (2TM) proteins to complex, multi-domain (6TM) molecules highly tuned to respond to environmental stimuli and regulate ion passage through the cell membrane.