Sentence examples for introduction of approaches from inspiring English sources

In addition, with the recent introduction of approaches that allow for the sequences of both ends of a DNA molecule (that is, paired end massively parallel sequencing or mate pair sequencing), it has become possible to detect balanced and unbalanced somatic rearrangements (that is, fusion genes) in a genome-wide fashion [ 12, 14, 15].

The introduction of approach slabs by many engineers has reduced some of the problems at the interface sections but only for a short period of time.

Traditional approaches to diabetes treatment have followed a stepwise introduction of nonpharmacologic approaches, followed by oral agents and, finally, insulin.

Development in robotic surgery facilitated introduction of novel approaches, such as transoral video-assisted thyroidectomy (TOVAT) or retroauricular approach (RA) [ 16, 17].

With the introduction of new approaches for treating cancer, i.e., targeted therapies, the need for new approaches to identify an effective dose and to assess treatment response has evolved.

The present debate, integrating evidence based approaches and ethical framework, tries to balance the pros and cons of the systematic introduction of such approaches in the dialysis ward.

Finally, we comment on the introduction of Big Data approaches into the biomedical arena, its rationale, benefits, and limitations.

After completing a brief introduction of modeling approaches of ARIMA and ANFIS, we now proceed to implement these concepts to the real-world network traffic data.

The introduction of omics approaches strongly impacted bioinformatics in data collection, organization [57 59], integration, and in the implementation of suitable data mining tools [2, 60].

Emerging technologies, including engineered organoids derived from human stem cells, high-throughput culturing, and microfluidics assays allowing for the introduction of novel approaches, will improve the efficiency and quality of microbiome research.

The review starts with a brief introduction of the approaches for making single and multiple emulsions, followed by presentation of some potential drug delivery systems (microparticles, microcapsules and microgels) fabricated in microfluidic devices using single or multiple emulsions as templates.