Sentence examples for screening of existing from inspiring English sources
A novel series of TNF inhibitors was identified based on the screening of existing MMP inhibitor libraries.
Besides the screening of existing compounds for PFT inhibition, rational drug design has also led to new inhibitors.
Finally a QSAR model for the prediction of this Aquatic Toxicity Index (ATI) was proposed to be applicable in QSARINS for the screening of existing APIs for their potential hazard and the a priori chemical design of not environmentally hazardous APIs.
Results from our re-sequencing and re-analysis, along with a blast screening of existing GenBank sequences, strongly suggest that this placement most likely was due to an erroneous matK sequence used in their study.
TB screening of existing OI/ART clients only became a policy in 2010, and is being introduced along with the new symptom-based screening, but already 87% of newly registered OI/ART clients were screened for TB in early 2011.
The toolkit is structured into two sections: 1) speedy sifting – a screening tool which enables rapid screening of existing HTA reports to assess the relevance of the HTA report for adaptation; 2) main toolkit – a more comprehensive tool with questions on reliability and issues regarding transferability.
The display alone is a big selling point on this MacBook, especially for those who've been making due with the standard resolution screens of existing MacBook Airs or older notebooks.
R27H08 (aJO-LexA) was identified in a screen of existing LexA lines (Pfeiffer et al., 2010) that targeted the aJO and could induce antennal grooming.
While these process components are being examined at the engineering level, a simple screen of existing bioenergy grass varieties could identify genotypes with a favorable trait baseline making the process engineering task less difficult.
Integrating a genomic screening profile as a component of existing screening programs for CRC could potentially improve the effectiveness of population screening by allowing the assignment of individuals to different types and intensities of screening and also by potentially increasing the uptake of existing screening programs.
Although in vitro and in vivo screening for repurposing/repositioning of existing drugs could significantly accelerate discovery of new drugs these approaches are time-consuming and costly for screening of large drug libraries.
