These findings will be instrumental for the development of next generation point-of-care biochips.
In summary, the combined laboratory, modeling and simulation efforts have been instrumental for the development of new types of ballistic fabric shields for the safety and betterment of society.
Control theory has been instrumental for the development of a number of engineering systems, including aerospace and transportation systems, robotics and intelligent machines, manufacturing chains, electrical, power, and information networks.
This study presents a novel method in designing a versatile class of functionalized elastomers that effectively harness the anti-inflammatory behavior of macrophages in vitro, and as such, may be instrumental for the development of a new class of synthetic materials for in situ tissue engineering purposes.
Maternal immune adaptations during pregnancy are instrumental for the development of the growing fetus (Erlebacher, 2013, Moffett and Colucci, 2014).
For instance, genetic deletion of tau completely prevents the deleterious effects on LTP elicited by the exposure to either human or rodent A β1 42, thereby suggesting that the protein is instrumental for the development of the synaptotoxic effects of A β.
It is probably fair to say that he, together with other pupils of Liebig, was instrumental for the development of clinical chemistry as a specialty [ 12].
The large number of SNPs that we identified will be instrumental for the development of linkage and high-throughput association mapping approaches and for the expansion of our previous diversity studies in Lathyrus [ 57, 82].
Hence, engineering nonpathogenic bacteria with a controlled assembly of functional injectisomes would be instrumental for the development of designed bacteria able to deliver specific protein(s) into human cells for therapeutic applications.
Herbalism has been instrumental for the development of pharmacology and also to a better understanding of pathophysiological mechanisms.
