Sentence examples for screening for the effects from inspiring English sources

There are significant challenges with screening for the effects of a large number of compounds on human spermatozoa.

In addition, the present results support the use of acoustic cry analysis in the screening for the effects of developmental exposure to OP pesticides in humans.

In addition to its low cost of maintenance and short generation time, other advantages of the C. elegans model include the possibility of observing cellular processes in vivo and of easily screening for the effects of novel therapies [ 50, 51].

The concordance of the results from the two assay systems validates the enrichment assay as a rapid and reliable method for screening for the effect of loss of DNA mismatch repair on sensitivity to additional drugs.

Developing new, validated methods for screening of the effects of nanomaterials is a huge and expensive task.

This study has been initiated as a screen for the effects of different HATs on TPE before it has refocused on the consistent effects of core X and Y'.

Four microarray hybridizations were performed for hypothalamic tissue for both D1 and D2 agonists (total of 8 arrays) to screen for the effects of the agonists in the neuroendocrine brain.

The development of electrically- and chemically-switchable substrates [19] has partially addressed this issue, but limited substrate chemistries that are presently available, and due to processing requirements, cannot be broadly and conveniently applied to microfabricated systems designed to screen for the effects of other microenvironmental parameters.

Toward this end, we first screened for the effects of various anti-cancer drugs on the levels of H3K18 acetylation in the MCL cell line HBL-2.

To test this hypothesis, we screened for the effects of ZBTB16 knockdown on the levels of Atg14L, Vps34, Beclin1, and UVRAG.

Indeed, this experimental approach had the unique advantage of making it possible to screen for the effects of recessive mutations, including potentially lethal ones, on the whole brain [ 9].