Sentence examples for samples to develop from inspiring English sources
She works with clinical samples to develop laboratory influenza tests, and she supervises the team's work on flu monitoring and diagnosis.
The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (PIP) Framework (1) was a milestone agreement in promoting international sharing of biological samples to develop vaccines, while ensuring that poorer countries would have access to those vaccines.
Recently the company used a library of 2,000 peptides on 500 patient samples to develop a signature that was better able to detect cancer in dense breast tissue than was mammography.
Starting with the 2011 Club World Cup and continuing at this summer's Confederations Cup, Fifa has been collecting samples to develop biological profiles, or athlete passports, for the world's leading players.
The main objective of this research was to study the decomposition and combustion chemistry of thoroughly characterized GAP samples to develop a model for the combustion of GAP and propellants based on GAP.
A leave one out cross validation involves removing one sample from the dataset, using the remaining samples to develop the model, and then predicting the status of the held out sample.
Conversely, extending results of empirical findings on the role of EPL based on developed-countries samples to developing countries should be done with great caution.
Then, LS-SVM is applied for the weighted sample to develop the model again.
We used 108 tree samples from destructive sampling to develop the allometric equations, with maximum tree diameter of 175 cm and another 109 samples from previous studies for validating our equations.
Decision tree rule-based methods and logistic regression models were each applied to the same 50% of the sample to develop the predictive training models and these models were tested on the remaining 50%.
The cohort was then split randomly into two samples of equal size using the first as the sample to develop the risk score, and the second as the test sample to assess the predictive accuracy of the score [23], [24].
