Sentence examples for screening to develop from inspiring English sources
Strain engineering has been traditionally centered on the use of mutation, selection, and screening to develop improved strains.
Her research is funded by the NIH, Department of Defense, California Institute of Regenerative Medicine, and Department of Veteran Affairs. 1) Cellular Biomechanics for in High Through Chemical Screening: To develop new technology for high-throughput quantitative assessment of vascular endothelial cell biomechanics for cardiovascular drug screening.
There are many examples of successful applications of virtual screening to develop compounds with desired bioactivities [5, 6].
The interest in nAChR target screening to develop new veterinary and pesticide products [9] parallels our success in reducing cyst nematode invasion of plants by expressing the levamisole mimetic peptide in their transgenic roots [10].
Classical metabolic engineering methods use localized metabolic intuition and random mutagenesis screening to develop microbial strains that possess improved biochemical production capabilities.
Given the low participation in CRC screening programs despite the clear medical benefit, it is important to understand the barriers to screening to develop successful alternative approaches.
I don't understand the level of concern raised in this paper, and to jump ahead and accuse DARPA of using this as a screen to develop biological weapons is outrageous," Stack said.
Talent: Identifying and nurturing disabled talent, especially on screen, to develop a pool of established faces in the heart of BBC schedules.
The BBC will put £2.1m into a fund intended to help BAME talent, on and off screen, to develop new programmes.
Additionally, the newly derived rps19 mutants promise to be useful for investigating the basis for erythroid defects and serve as a tool to carry out therapeutic screens to develop much-needed treatments toward DBA.
A recent study undertook a yeast two-hybrid-based screen to develop a protein protein interaction network for proteins involved in inherited ataxias and disorders of Purkinje cell degeneration (2).
