Sentence examples for human applicability from inspiring English sources

The doses of BPA administered in this study were selected with human applicability in mind.

20 For instance, Dai and colleagues 21 have very recently shown that genistein preserved the biomechanical quality of the vertebral trabecular bone regardless of the microstructure and BMD in ovariectomized rats although such experimental data have to be interpreted with caution in terms of humans applicability.

To determine the biophysical characteristics of energy absorption of the various orbital structures and the amount of force/energy required to produce an orbital fracture in goats, and to interpret results in terms of human clinical applicability.

Moreover, given the increasing popularity of RNAi techniques and rapidly accumulating protein-protein interaction data in multiple model organisms, including human, the applicability of our approach to other species is very promising.

Moreover, this array shows excellent linear relationships, anti-interference capability, real human serum samples applicability, long-term storage stability and reproducibility.

These commercial tests are mainly designed for the detection of human RVA; its applicability in veterinary diagnosis has been poorly studied.

In the near future, other types of pluripotent stem cells, such as nuclear transfer ES (ntES) and iPS cells, which avoid the risk of immunological rejection and ethical concerns, will need to be evaluated to examine the applicability of human ES cells and human iPS cells in clinical applications.

Obviously, further studies are needed in humans to verify the applicability of these results to human disease.

The use of stem cells to repair damage, either through direct application or in conjunction with scaffolding, has been reviewed recently with regard to applicability to human tendon, scaffolding for in vitro tendon generation, and chemical/molecular approaches to both induce efficient stem cell differentiation into tenocytes and maintain their proliferation in vitro [ 167, 168].

We review here two QSAR methods in terms of their applicability for human MHC supermotif definition.

This paper discusses the applicability of human reliability analysis (HRA) to support the design review process.