Sentence examples for global examination of from inspiring English sources
Finally, in addition to whole genomes being examined for expression differences using RNA, DNA microarrays have been developed for global examination of genomic variation (Gresham et al. 2008).
In this study, a global examination of the different constraints in coastal engineering was performed and an optimization problem was defined.
These include target-independent screening of tumor-derived cell lines (disease-dependent), reductionist approaches to identifying crucial elements of disease-affected pathways, disease-independent screening of homologs of previously drugged targets, disease-dependent 'global' examination of gene transcript levels, and disease-dependent global examination of protein expression levels.
A love story at its heart, Americanah is deeply personal, but it's also a global examination of race, immigration and culture.
In April, ICIJ, HuffPost and other media partners published the first stories in the "Evicted & Abandoned" investigation, a global examination of how the World Bank Group has failed to enforce its own standards meant to protect people displaced by the projects it finances.
The development of genomic tools, such as microarray technology, has facilitated a global examination of this process.
His research led to a global re-examination of asbestos use, and to massive class action suits by workers who had died from cancer.
In this work, acclaimed environmental historian Donald Worster takes a global view in his examination of the ways in which complex issues of worldwide abundance and scarcity have shaped American society and behavior over three centuries.
An introductory survey of international human rights law and procedures, including detailed examination of global, regional, and national institutions to protect human rights.
This is arguably the most disturbing of insights from an examination of global energy-use trends, and a simple, clear justification for a political prioritisation of the issue.
"We need policies that we will not once again regret when the future becomes today," the BIS said in a 258-page examination of global economic trends and the health of the financial services industry.
