In this context, elucidating the mechanism of action of drugs formerly deemed efficient in the treatment of TB may prove useful in identifying validated targets of therapeutic interest and developing new anti-TB agents with greater potency, improved pharmacokinetics, and reduced toxicity.
Computing and telecommunications: Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson, formerly of Acorn Computers, co-creators of the power-efficient ARM processor that powers most of the world's mobile phones.
Visit to a number of small plants formerly manufacturing textiles, fountain pens, etc., and now converted into very efficient munitions works.
Loess-dominated landscapes were formerly occupied by ancient people and are currently the areas of efficient exploitation by modern civilization.
Under the Obama administration, the Department of Justice has taken major steps to make our criminal justice system more fair, more efficient, and more effective at reducing recidivism and helping formerly incarcerated individuals contribute to their communities.
A year ago a big chunk of Yukos, formerly Russia's main oil company, was forcibly renationalised; then Sibneft, another hitherto efficient oil firm, was bought by Gazprom, which is, well, less efficient.
His mass asset dump is certainly faster and more efficient in delivering a whopping return to shareholders than EOP's formerly announced plan to sell off some $3 billion in assets over 18 to 24 months.
The loss of this military monopoly combined with pressure from SpaceX's efficient manufacturing processes and innovative work on rocket reusability has pressured the formerly moribund incumbent to rapidly adapt to the new competitive landscape.
Digitalis-specific Fab fragments are highly efficient and should now be considered as first-line treatment for this formerly deadly poisoning [ 13].
That's the new name for contest formerly known as, simply, the Automotive X Prize, a $10 million competition to inspire development of super fuel-efficient vehicles.
