Sentence examples for made in screening from inspiring English sources
The Freedom to Donate campaign, of which Fabricant is a long-time backer, claims that the restrictions should be reconsidered in light of advances made in screening capabilities and declines in the blood supply.
The past year has witnessed significant progress on several fronts: new and improved methods have been developed for the creation of libraries and advances have been made in screening and selection techniques.
Over the past few years progress has been made in screening procedures, and plastid transformation technology has allowed function to be assigned to open reading frames, massive expression of insecticidal agents and proteins involved in herbicide resistance, and the accumulation of biopolymers.
Despite improvements made in screening and treatments during the past years, the clinical outcome of colon cancer remains unsatisfactory.
In recent years, great progress has been made in screening tumor-specific antigens, which has led to the identification of a variety of candidate proteins and genes.
Much progress has been made in cancer screening over the past decade, but a great deal more needs to be done if screening is to make a major impact on worldwide cancer mortality.
Recent progress has been made in CC screening [ 6] and treatment protocols [ 7].
In light of this, significant progress has been made in the screening of the quinone moiety for antitumor activity [ 24].
In the past 10-15 years, major advances have been made in prenatal screening for Down's syndrome, 1 2 the foremost known genetic cause of mental retardation.
During the past three decades, substantial developments and advances have been made in the screening, diagnosis, staging, and treatment of this neoplastic condition.
In the last 15 years, major advancements have been made in prenatal screening for DS and prenatal diagnostic testing (amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling) is offered only to pregnant women at high risk, of whom about 7% reveal a chromosomal abnormality (CA).
