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Both processes can lead to tailored AX/AXOS mixtures with various A/X, according to the intended application.
The Yale group proceeds from the premise that understanding the basic biology of the melanocyte will lead to tailored treatment that addresses pathways of malignant transformation.
These pores are crucial for the functional performance of NF membranes, and thus characterisation of their architecture might lead to tailored design of membranes for specific separation processes.
This bacterial carrier opens a versatile avenue to overcome diffusion barriers in glioblastoma by virtue of its active motility in extracellular space and can lead to tailored therapies via tumor-specific expression of tumoricidal proteins.
Understanding the molecular pathways regulating tissue damage in males versus females will lead to tailored treatments for each gender.
We therefore propose that targeting cell death based on sex will lead to tailored and better treatments for each gender.
The spread of mobile media devices, whether smartphones or iPads or Nooks, has led to tailored software applications that make reading text and watching video easier on screens smaller than those on personal computers.
From a base VEGFR biochemical reaction network and associated PK/ePD models, we applied a series of computational methods Sobol sensitivity analysis and optimization-based control that led to tailored multidrug chemotherapy regimens.
His company plans to harvest stem cells from cloned human embryos, experiments that Dr. West predicts will lead to tailor-made cures for some of mankind's most devastating diseases -- among them heart disease, which killed his father.
The availability of such materials in large quantities can help one explore their physical characteristics in detail, which can lead to tailor-made systems with manipulated properties.
For example, it is anticipated that the width of the band gap of the CNTs changes with addition of nitrogen and boron, which could lead to tailoring of electronic properties of the material [5].
