Sentence examples for molecular progress from inspiring English sources
The complex and progressive molecular progress involved in cancer development made it a challenge in clinic, bringing the early stage treatment to the front as it seems easier to control the disease.
However, despite all molecular progress, correct and careful morphological characterization of tissue specimens both in the context of experimental and routine diagnostic pathology represents the basis for any further genetic investigation or clinical decision.
Molecular progress of this species will provide important inroads to the discovery of novel target sites for population control, understanding of the immune response in this necrophagous fly.
29 Translation of recent molecular progress into targeted therapies of the proteinopathies underpinning FTD seems likely to depend on earlier and more accurate disease detection and tracking as much as on animal and cellular models for drug development.
With available molecular markers, progress has been made in pyramiding some of the major BPH resistance genes into elite cultivars.
As the field of molecular epidemiology progresses quickly, biomarkers for exposure, disease progression, and disease outcome are becoming more and more prevalent.
For the neat LCP specimen, on the other hand, the molecular orientation progressed all over the specimen during fatigue, and, as a result, E′ remained almost constant and tan δ clearly decreased, until they were drastically reversed just before fracture.
However, as the never ending advancement in molecular biology techniques progressed, a challenged need was felt to assess these specimens for forensic DNA related investigations.
Thus, the original ecological genetic view that natural selection is the only significant evolutionary force characterizes much of molecular evolution, despite progress in theory and the availability of much more reductionistic genetic methods.
Only recently has the development of molecular methodologies allowed progress [40].
The ability to measure biochemical and molecular processes underlies progress in breast cancer biology and treatment.
