Sentence examples for stage discovery from inspiring English sources

Looking for a job on top of working 40 hours a week can be taxing at every job search stage: discovery, strategy and interviewing.

Investments of more than $600 million over the past decade have resulted in a robust global TB vaccine portfolio comprised of more than 25 early stage discovery leads and preclinical candidates, and a dozen candidates for which clinical trials are underway.

Illumina Human Hap BeadChips were used for genotyping DNA samples in the EURO-CHAVI cohort (550 K/1 M), the GRIV (300 K) and the ACS (300 K), whereas in the MACS they used Affymetrix Human 500 K GeneChips for the first stage discovery analysis [47].

This lack of basic knowledge of NPC might be a fundamental cause for late stage discovery of the disease by GPs.

This approach may solve the early stage discovery problems of: (a) inducing some level of expression of cryptic biosynthetic gene clusters [waking the sleeping genes] and (b) rapidly increasing product yields to obtain enough material to characterize chemically and biologically [early stage yield enhancement].

PDCs would acquire early stage discoveries from research institutions and invest in defining product applications with a goal of selling the successful ones to pharmaceutical companies for further development and delivery.

A year ago at Disrupt, Greylock Partners announced its early-stage Discovery Fund, and this year, Shervin Pishevar announced a new "Talent Fund" with Menlo Ventures.

Having invested already in properties like Tumblr, Dropbox, and a series of others through his firm's early-stage "Discovery Fund," one of the new areas Lilly is investigating today is world of personal health data and systems.

Several invertebrate systems are considered acceptable alternatives to vertebrates in early-stage discovery screens.

Illig et al. employed a two-stage discovery design in the KORA F4 population cohort with 1029 male and female individuals in the first stage and 780 individuals in the second stage.

A two-stage (discovery and replication) genome-wide association study (GWAS) showed that CLDN2 genotype confers the greatest risk for CP, and its alleles via interacting with alcohol consumption, can amplify the risk.