Sentence examples similar to further application of technology from inspiring English sources
The results are helpful for further application of SEGB technology in engineering.
The companies have also suggested a further application of the technology could lie in restoring the eye's ability to autofocus, relieving the need for reading glasses.
Initiatives like Proposition 37 will not only enable people to decide whether or not they consume GM food; it will also allow them to decide whether or not their money goes to support the further application of GM technology in food and farming in the future.
A further application of this technology will be the use of custom TAL effectors to manipulate gene expression in vivo.
We thus expect further application of this technology will enable a greater understanding of the role of altered glycosylation in carcinogenesis and in other altered cellular states.
Thus, further application of this technology should provide a deeper understanding of placental changes during infection that could have profound influence upon future embryo development.
Further application of genomic technologies and new computational tools will facilitate the discovery of the intronic hotspots where mutations can lead either to disease or to the evolution of new exons.
Although a variety of animals can act as a potential host for producing mAbs by hybridoma, further application of hybridoma technologies to animals are expected to be limited due to difficulties in establishing a partner cell line for fusion.
Validation showed that the prediction model could reflect the changes of chlorophyll content during storage, provide theoretical basis for the further application of non-destructive testing technology.
Further applications of this technology are discussed in relation to the identification and evaluation of inhaler-drug formulation combinations, which are most suitable for particular patients.
Further applications of the technology are covered including the creation of chromosomal gene fusions to markers such as green fluorescent protein and haemagglutinin.
