Sentence examples for prevalent paradigm from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades the "one drug – one target – one disease" concept became the prevalent paradigm in drug discovery.

In the recent years the prevalent paradigm in drug discovery of „one drug – one target – one disease", following the assumption that highly selective ligands would avoid unwandted side effects caused by binding to seconday non-theratpeutic targets, got reconsidered.

The prevalent paradigm in tumor biology is that tumor cells secrete factors that drive tumor growth and that endothelial cells simply respond by generating new blood vessels that support the high metabolic demands of tumor cells.

However, prevalent paradigms focus primarily on mutational aspects in linking aging and cancer.

TCS (two-component signalling) transduction is the most prevalent signalling paradigm that bacterial cells use to sense and respond to the outside world [ 8].

However, the increasingly noticeable presence of emerging cooperation actors in the developing world, carrying new approaches to cooperation as well as using different modalities – has rapidly exposed the limitations of the prevalent aid paradigm.

Whereas Touboul and Brette (2008) focuses on types of excitability, stationary limit cycles and their relation to the underlying bifurcations, we studied the transient response to step currents since this is the prevalent experimental paradigm for classifying firing patterns.

However, the tACS manipulation used here differs from more prevalent tDCS paradigms, insofar as it relies upon the paired relationship between the alternating current stimulation waveform and the incumbent tremor rhythm.

A student of protein structure is constantly reminded of several myths prevalent in this paradigm.

Contrary to the failing paradigm prevalent in the literature since Darwin's time [ 32], even potentially dispersive microscopic cosmopolitan organisms can achieve substantial geographic subdivision.

The transmission matrix organization is consistent with two paradigms prevalent in the literature.