Sentence examples for model interrogating from inspiring English sources

The barriers to implementation described above require that a health systems approach be taken in considering scale up of this model, interrogating how all elements of the health system would be affected by implementation.

Primary human colonic cultures provide an in vitro model for interrogating the human enteroendocrine system, and co-secrete GLP-1 and PYY.

This implies that an investigator interested in ranking the likely variability of human TRs would be typically better off using the predictions from the model, than interrogating the WGS data directly.

These include to what extent the models truly recapitulate basic aspects of the human disease, to what extent they can be used as models for interrogating genomic changes, and how they can be most effectively used to identify new drug targets across a wider range of disease types.

It is an alternative model which interrogates the role of the electric field as a phenomenon that acts as an additional energy channel for the metal NPs-aided EMF therapy of cancer.

The device, a small plastic ovoid with embedded accelerometers, was linked to the application programming interface (API) in such a way that when handled it offered users the sense of physically interacting with the virtual model to interrogate spatial relationships between atoms and to observe the effects of rotating or twisting bonds on molecular configuration.

As Drosophila models successfully yield critical insights into human disease, including cancer pathobiology (Gonzalez 2013), we have generated a Drosophila model to interrogate in vivo PAX-FOXO1 pathogenicity.

Immunodeficient mice transplanted with human islets provide a useful model to interrogate potential therapies to improve human islet function and survival in vivo.

The Royal College of Physicians 3 Question model was interrogated further to investigate whether expansion to include a score for the various symptom frequency levels within each of the three questions contributed to a more robust assessment tool.

Despite temporal differences in the ontogeny of the small intestine between human and mouse, the overall process of development is identical, making the mouse an accessible model to interrogate the process of human intestinal maturation.

Thus, immunodeficient mice transplanted with human islets provide a useful model to interrogate potential therapies to improve human islet function and survival in an in vivo setting without putting patients at risk.