Sentence examples for screening techniques in from inspiring English sources
This review aims to provide overview of commonly employed solid form screening techniques in drug development with an emphasis on cocrystal screening methodologies.
The study is "another nail in the coffin" for Pap smears, which will "soon be of mainly historical interest," said Dr. Paul D. Blumenthal, a professor of gynecology at Stanford medical school who has tested screening techniques in Africa and Asia and was not involved in the study.
She was educated about IPV by the research team and received additional training in screening techniques in the clinical setting, interpersonal communication skills and the principles of adult learning.
The study demonstrates the benefit of excipient screening techniques in improving entrapment efficiency of a hydrophilic drug.
In the present article concepts of high-throughput screening techniques in catalysis using gas chromatography are reviewed in a survey covering the period from 1998 to 2007.
There are, thus, several promising ultrasonographic screening methods available, but in the authors' opinion, evidence is still too sparse to recommend these as standard screening techniques in the general surgical population.
However, recently the National Institute of Health has published a statement regarding CRC screening concluding that there is still lack of information regarding the use of CT-colonography as screening technique in an average risk population [ 3].
In planta insect bioassays, reported herein, were carried out on asal transgenic rice lines adopting standard screening techniques followed in the conventional rice breeding for selection of insect resistant plants.
High-throughput synthesis and screening techniques were used in the search for and optimization of new autoreduction catalysts for the CO2 reforming of methane.
Advances in screening techniques have led to detection of tumours (e.g. breast cancer) in earlier stages when tumours are generally smaller.
Improved screening techniques for infectious diseases in organ donors have helped to reduce disease transmission.
