Sentence examples for screening the effect from inspiring English sources
The optimization of SLM production was performed by screening the effect of different experimental parameters and device configurations by a classical intuitive approach COST (Changing One Separate factor a Time).
Technically, this study shows that a fetal neuron-glia culture system is well suited for characterizing the impact of electrode coatings designed to mitigate implant-associated gliosis, and for screening the effect of multiple soluble factors that promote and/or inhibit implant-associated gliosis.
However, as we have shown, age may be, and in cardiovascuolar screening is, the dominant factor in determining risk so in assessing the value of a risk factor in screening the effect of age must be retained, and the impact of adding the risk factor to age in improving screening performance quantified.
It is therefore worth screening the effect of foods on COX-2 expression and PGE2 formation which can provide useful information on inflammatory conditions [ 2].
In this method, several cells can be targeted rapidly, which should be valuable for screening the effect of drugs and biomolecules on living cells.
In the present study, we aimed at identifying signalling cascades involved in RBC vesiculation by screening the effect of compounds from two different libraries of bioactive small molecules on RBC vesicle shedding and shrinkage.
The feeding assay was valuable for screening the effects of chemicals on C. elegans neuromuscular activity.
The present study is designed to screen the effect of Hon-Chi on plasma glucose and investigate the possible mechanisms.
The 23 full-factorial design was adopted to screen the effect of those three conditions on resolution, retention time and peak area.
In the present study, rhodiola-water extract is used to screen the effect on hyperglycemia in diabetic rats.
In contrast to existing technologies the chemical "search engine" could be combined with biological structures such as blood vessels, or pathogens, offering a way to quickly screen the effects of new molecular combinations.
