Sentence examples for modification aimed at from inspiring English sources
Recently, the use of polyelectrolyte films has been suggested as a new versatile technique of surface modification aimed at tissue engineering.
This biomaterial, which boasts optimal biocompatibility, has been the object of constant modification aimed at better adapting it to the functional needs of the host tissue.
Thus, starting from the lead compound 1, an AChEI composed by a benzophenone scaffold and a N,N′-methylbenzylamino group, a substantial modification aimed at targeting the PAS was performed.
The Patient Safety Indicators (PSIs) are algorithms based on the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification, aimed at identifying potential safety-related adverse events through the automated screening of readily available administrative databases.
In brief, 3,234 overweight/obese adults with impaired glucose tolerance were randomly assigned to placebo, 850 mg metformin twice daily, or intensive lifestyle modification aimed at ∼150 min of physical activity per week and ∼7% WL, to compare effects on diabetes incidence.
Lifestyle modification aims at lowering LDL cholesterol and reducing other risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
In addition, we discuss the use of click chemistry for functionalizing such materials, focusing on modifications aimed at biomedical applications.
Structural modifications aimed at lowering their lipophilicity were performed at the central phenyl ring and at the S4 binding biphenyl region by incorporating water solublizing substituents.
This review focuses on the use of technological processes to induce protein modifications aimed at the enhancement or generation of antibacterial activity.
The structure of CPT is easily amenable to chemical modifications aimed at introducing substituents to reinforce target inhibition and/or to improve water-solubility.
The corresponding leuAfbr gene devoid of the attenuator region and under control of a strong promoter was integrated in one, two or three copies into the genome and combined with additional genomic modifications aimed at increasing l-leucine production.
