Sentence examples for screening and the development from inspiring English sources
Two sets of SSR markers developed from cucumber whole genome sequences were employed for polymorphism screening and the development of melon linkage maps.
There is a need to identify biomarkers of impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) risk in women with PCOS to facilitate screening and the development of novel strategies to prevent disease progression.
The need exists for further study of the effects of screening and the development of effective interventions.
The widespread availability of bone density screening and the development of efficacious therapies that increase bone density and reduce fracture risk have resulted in more patients being evaluated and managed for osteoporosis.
Cell lines have thus facilitated cancer research in many ways, such as the study of functional aspects of tumor transformation and gene expression, the elucidation of mechanisms of resistance to therapy, drug screening, and the development of new therapeutic principles.
Bit-map technology, together with high-resolution display screens and the development of graphics standards that make software less machine-dependent, has led to the explosive growth of the field.
This is the first demonstration of RNAi following ingestion of dsRNA in all of the species tested, and the method offers promise of both higher throughput RNAi screens and the development of a new generation of species-specific insecticides.
It is important to resolve this issue since it raises important questions about the relevance of in vitro versus in vivo tumour screens and the development of FAA analogues.
The challenges described include discordant views and expectations about health screening resulting in misunderstandings during the screening, and preventing the development of a trustful relationship.
This method involves automated modeling, a drivability screening procedure and the development of optimal energy management strategy.
Other ongoing challenges were the introduction of a national aortic aneurysm screening programme and the development of vascular surgery as a separate speciality.
