Sentence examples for further adapted for use from inspiring English sources

1, 3– 5 However, the resolution of this "conventional" CGH was only 3 10 Mb 4 comparable with high-resolution karyotyping, 1 thus CGH was further adapted for use on microarrays.

The matched cohort has been used for a study of excess winter hospitalisation and housing [ 17], and the method has been further adapted for use in evaluating the health outcomes of a government insulation subsidy scheme [ 18], and of mechanised home ventilation systems (in progress).

The upp-based counterselection system could be further adapted for P. mendocina NK-01 and P. putida KT2440 and used for genome reduction and metabolic pathway engineering.

The LAMP assay has been used successfully to detect many pathogens [ 12- 19] and in using reverse transcriptase, it has been further adapted for the detection of RNA viruses [ 15, 16].

The processor is faster, and the software has been further adapted for the included stylus – the phone's signature feature.

The method is further adapted for preparing functionalized PPy copolymer nanotubes with potential application in drug delivery.

In 1997 the resulting CDTI became the approved methodology within the African Programme for Onchocerciasis Control (APOC), and the community-directed strategy has since been further developed and adapted for use in many other health and development programmes [ 4].

The checklist constructs were adapted for use by researchers by giving further explanation to clarify the background to each one by considering their relevance to NIHR HS&DR research proposals.

Furthermore, currently the HAE PRO has been developed and culturally adapted for use across seven different languages, further translation and linguistic validation could be conducted to expand the HAE PRO for use in additional language versions for additional country settings.

Thus the development of RNAi technologies adapted for use in chicken systems will be important for further annotation of the chicken genome.

Further, the instruments used for measuring aspects of the neighborhood environment have not been adapted for use in rural areas.