Sentence examples for methodological advances have from inspiring English sources
"Very good methodological advances have meant that a wide range of genetic work is being done," said John H. Laub, the director of the justice institute, who won the Stockholm Prize in Criminology last week.
Methodological advances have led to improved quantification of the fluxes of all three gaseous products of denitrification.
Methodological advances have provided exciting prospects for new insights and new biological roles of allosteric systems have been uncovered.
Recent methodological advances have advanced the identification and characterization of G-quadruplexes in vivo as well as in vitro, and at a much higher resolution and throughput, which has greatly expanded our current understanding of G-quadruplex structure and function.
Although these methodological advances have widely contributed to metabolic analyses in plant and animal systems, a key component of the overall technology is the accurate identification of metabolites in unpurified samples, including in vivo measurements.
Recently, methodological advances have opened up several ways forward.
Progress in the past few years, fueled by methodological advances, has thus reignited interest in astrocyte Ca2+ signaling for brain function and dysfunction.
Methodological and technological advances have thus been almost as important as the new targets they have enabled us to investigate.
We highlight the increasingly diverse and ambitious studies that have been undertaken and review the technological and methodological advances that have been made in the study design, optical probe development, and interpretation and analyses of the haemodynamic response.
Here, we describe the conceptual and methodological advances that have enabled this progress.
Here, we discuss some of the underlying biophysical principles of self-assembly that influence the design problem and highlight methodological advances that have made self-assembly design a fruitful area of protein design.
