Sentence examples for perspective to use from inspiring English sources
This paper examines a perspective to use newly engineered nanomaterials as effective and safe carriers for gene therapy of cancer.
The work focuses on the characterization of the mixing step inside the droplets, in the perspective to use them for chemical kinetic data acquisition.
amazonensis, this work opens the perspective to use this particular molecule as a scaffold for the design of novel and selective drug candidates for neglected diseases, mainly leishmaniasis.
As a results, it is generally impractical from a code performance perspective to use AMR at all in Lyman-α simulations, and as a results, all of our simulations here use a single level, with no AMR.
Therefore, in this article we comparatively evaluated the thermal stability and the spectral absorption properties of water-based and glycol-based SWCNH suspensions, in the perspective to use them as direct absorber fluid in a sunlight collecting device.
Finally, this study demonstrates the capacity of metallic nanoparticles to amplify radiation in radioresistant organisms, thus opening the perspective to use nanoparticles not only to improve tumour targeting but also to overcome radioresistance.
They want to hear and read the academic critics alongside the academic celebrants of capitalism; they want to decide for themselves which perspective – or combination of perspectives – to use and develop.
However, recent developments of new fused silica glass types open perspectives to use optical fibres as a wave-guide device.
These results open perspectives to use phage display for analysing protein protein interactions at the interface between endoxylanases and their inhibitors.
We discuss the observation that simultaneous perturbations of multiple genes have more pronounced effects, and present novel perspectives to use knowledge of growth regulatory networks to enhance crop yield in a targeted manner.
This opens new perspectives to use metabolic profiling as a tool to study the rational redeployment of drugs in new disease settings.
