Sentence examples for optimized rapidly from inspiring English sources
An initial 30 μM lead has been optimized rapidly to the 10 nM level.
The use of the proposed method provides an accurate initial solution that can be further optimized rapidly on higher-fidelity models.
The new enzyme is fully genetically encoded, functions in vitro or in whole cells, and can be optimized rapidly to exhibit high enantioselectivity (up to 99% ee) and productivity (up to 1,000 catalytic turnovers) for intermolecular aziridination, demonstrated here with tosyl azide and substituted styrenes.
It is natural to expect that the structure of the nervous system is optimized to rapidly process signals from the environment so that the organism can take appropriate action for its survival [32].
Therefore, it is expected that during an LI/LO process, the molecular properties and target affinity could be optimized rather rapidly.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention developed, optimized, and rapidly qualified an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibodies to Bacillus anthracis protective antigen (PA) in human serum.
It is also shown, how such a catalysts can be rapidly optimized.
Recent advances in directed evolution demonstrate that multiple properties of proteins can be optimized simultaneously and rapidly.
However, with PTS, the temporary network congestions are not rapidly optimized because of its long convergence period (further details in [19]).
In order to find new chemical scaffolds, we initiated a compound screen using our in-house kinase inhibitor collection and subjected them to a cell-based of Plasmodium falciparum proliferation assay We envisioned that the hits arising from this screen can be rapidly optimized by leveraging our past experiences with these compounds series in alternative target-classes/indications.
Moreover, the library construction process detailed here can be rapidly optimized and implemented with a minimal amount of work, can be performed using the standard equipment found in any molecular biology laboratory, and can be easily adapted for use on both genomic DNA and bisulfite DNA applications.
