Sentence examples for reliable study of the from inspiring English sources

Many of the existing three-dimensional (3D) cancer models in vitro fail to represent the entire complex tumor microenvironment composed of cells and extra cellular matrix (ECM) and do not allow a reliable study of the tumoral features and progression.

Sensitive and reliable study of the activity of polynucleotide kinase (PNK) and its potential inhibitors is of great importance for biochemical interaction related to DNA phosphorylation as well as development of kinase-targeted drug discovery.

For more reliable study of the brain SPECT findings in oral cenesthopathy, a greater number of subjects are needed.

The Danish research, praised by the American Cancer Society as "the largest, and probably the most reliable, study of this topic," is not mentioned in the government's recent posting, which says the cancer institute will hold a conference next year to plan further research.

While there have been no reliable studies of the actual fugitive emissions in the Australian coal-seam-gas industry, the industry itself claims they amount to only 0.1% of the gas produced.

By a step-wise approach, cultivation conditions and two fully defined cultivation media were developed and evaluated using strain M145 of S. coelicolor A3(2), providing a high degree of cultivation reproducibility and enabling reliable studies of the effect of phosphate depletion and L-glutamate depletion on the metabolic transition to antibiotic production phase.

"What is amazing to me is that nobody is investing in doing a very thorough and reliable study of what is the exact supply and demand," Mr. Galindo said.

Hence, the information of geomorphology, hydrology, geology and land use pattern is highly informative for reliable study of drainage pattern of the watershed (Astras and Soulankellis 1992).

According to the most reliable study of all data available in the 1960s, full-time homemakers spent 55 hours a week on domestic chores, much more than they do today.

The small numbers of emphysema RRs for ex smoking (17) preclude reliable study of variation by level of the characteristics of interest.

The availability of more extensive data along with an increased depth of sequencing, which permits the reliable study of rare genetic variants and structural variants, is therefore required for a better understanding of the relationship between unique genotypic variations and their geographical contexts.