Sentence examples for further optimization and research from inspiring English sources

The docking was then repeated on this opened binding site against the ZINC Drugs Now database [63], which yielded very good inhibitors of MurA enzyme as three of the highest scoring compounds that were biochemically tested for their inhibitory ability showed lower than 1 µM IC50 values and are now subject for further optimization and research (in preparation).

Numerous studies have been performed to optimize HC2 HPV on urine as stated by Vorsters et al. 5 In this review, Vorsters conclude that "HPV detection in urine is a feasible practice and a useful tool in future research, but further optimization and standardization is required" and that "different settings may require different methodologies".

Finally, we discuss further optimization and design choices for both the model and the routing algorithm.

We discuss further optimization and design choices for both the model and the routing algorithm.

Further optimization and validation of the ELISA test is needed.

Thus, further optimizations and improvements are being developed.

Recently, Zlobec et al. [ 11] proposed the term, next-generation tissue microarrays (ngTMAs), to define a combination of cutting-edge digital pathology, automated TMAs, and histopathological expertise, which would ultimately benefit the further optimization of biomarker research.

The optimized photocatalyst has also shown better activity than the best commercial TiO2 (Degussa P25, Evonik Industries AG, Essen, Germany), which indicates the importance of future research and further optimization.

However, these researches require further optimization for practical use and it is highly recommended to understand surfactant-solvent interaction in a more systematic way.

With recognition of the potential role of the MSR in the removal of soluble phosphorous from wastewater, additional research may lead to further optimization of treatment technologies and the development of new treatment systems for the biological removal of phosphorus from wastewater.

2. Further optimization of structures and organization for increased impact in advocacy 2.1.