Sentence examples for medical applicability from inspiring English sources
With a view to optimizing the medical applicability of the system, a study of the effects of plasma temperature and power variation at different distances is presented.
Understanding the mechanism by which single-stranded oligonucleotides (ODNs) elicit targeted nucleotide exchange (TNE) is imperative to achieving optimal correction efficiencies and medical applicability.
To assess the medical applicability of CpG methylation as molecular markers for cancer diagnosis, we established a new system to determine DNA methylation based on TaqMan PCR combined with a methyl-binding-domain polypeptide 2.
While there is a growing demand for autologous and allogeneic HSC transplantation owing to the increasing incidence of hereditary and hematologic diseases, the low population of HSCs in cord-blood and bone marrow (the main source of HSCs) hinders their medical applicability.
As a whole, the versatility in design, scale, resolution, and broad applicability of stereolithographic technologies render them the ideal enabling technology for biomedical and translational medical applications.
Currently, due to the potential for impacting screening in medical and environmental applicabilities, LSPR sensing systems would be more attractive.
The structures described provide a starting point for the design and fabrication of complexed capsules made of two biocompatible natural polymers with potential applicability in medical or pharmaceutical applications.
Moreover, by the time the trials' longer-term results are available in 2012, they may have little applicability to medical practice at that time.
Degradable shape-memory polymers are multifunctional materials with broad applicability for medical devices.
In addition, the biological behavior (bioactivity, biocompatibility and antibacterial properties) of the powder was examined for their applicability in medical science.
Such characterization will allow the production of standardized honeys with defined antibacterial activity, contributing to their applicability for medical, nutritional and food preservation purposes.
