Sentence examples for lines under development from inspiring English sources

At the same time, following the CES 2017 product unveil, some employees wondered whether having three distinct product lines under development aimed at roughly the same customer was the right direction for the company with around 100 employees.

Currently, hESC lines under development for clinical use undergo extensive microbiological testing as strictly recommended by ISCBI.

The approach used defines a "good" product line architecture in terms of those quality attributes required by the particular product line under development.

Libraries of genetic lines, currently under development in several labs, can be used to provide coverage for such a whole brain, neural-class connectivity maps, that would be of great interest to neuroscience.

New second-line agents under development and testing, such as gemcitabine, doxorubicin, and topotecan that convey anti-cancer activities via different mechanisms, are being evaluated in clinical trials for treatment of cisplatin-resistant cancer, and some have been adopted for clinical application [8]– [8]].

To determine the physiological function of LeMYC2 in light-controlled seedling development, 22 tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) transgenic lines overexpressing LeMYC2, 10 transgenic lines under-expressing LeMYC2 (RNAi lines) and 8 vector control transgenic plants were generated.

Caprine transgenic mouse lines are still under development and not characterized or widely available.

In an embarrassing turn, Microsoft just scrapped its Kin smartphone line, which had been under development for almost two years.

On-line taste sampling is under development.

All of the germ-line transfer methods currently under development involve some carry-over of the maternal mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) heteroplasmy, potentially delivering the pathogenic mutation to the offspring.

A separate glufosinate-tolerant line of GM rice, LL601, was under development by Bayer Crop Science until development (and field trials) ceased in 2001.