Sentence examples for methodologies for targeting from inspiring English sources

In chapter 9, methodologies for targeting brain tumour stem cells with oncolytic adenoviruses are discussed in detail.

Process integration approach based on graphical pinch methodology for targeting and water network synthesis is often employed.

This study aims to break new ground by developing the first validated methodology for targeting the nerves that innervate the superior patella.

A new systematic methodology has been developed for targeting and design that simultaneously minimises the requirements of energy and water.

Method validation is however often omitted in plant metabolome studies, as the well-established methodologies for classical targeted analyses such as recovery optimization cannot be strictly applied.

We provide examples to illustrate how the methodology has been successfully implemented for targeting, tracking, and assessing outsourcing clients within IBM global services division.

Although the dIVT protocol is less sensitive than the IVT (a 10% loss of detection in the number of genes whose expression levels could be measured), the requirement of much lesser amount of sample required for dIVT protocol (20 100 times less than IVT protocol), makes it a highly desirable methodology for target preparation, when sample amounts are limiting.

The tissue specificity of microRNA regulation is known only in some specific cases (e.g. see Table one in [ 58]) and a general methodology for target identification, tissue specificity of action and specific biological role of microRNA in the initiation and progression of most cancers remains an open problem.

The increasing availability of high-throughput genetic markers has prompted the development of new methodologies for identifying and targeting the molecular basis of complex phenotypes in breeding programs.

This drawback has led several research groups to develop novel methodologies that target non-cysteine residues for covalent modification.

Model driven software engineering (MDSE) is an emerging methodology for software development, targeting productivity, flexibility and reliability of systems; metamodelling is at the core of most MDSE approaches.