Sentence examples for streamlined implementation of from inspiring English sources

Utilizing just a single fluorescence-activated cell sorting-based selection step, the new streamlined implementation of the glutamine synthetase-based protein expression system offers protein yields sufficient for most research purposes, where <10 mg/L of protein expression is often required but relatively large numbers of constructs frequently need to be trialed.

Browsing through the tables of contents of typical ELSI/ELSA journals such as New Genetics and Society or Life Sciences, Society & Policy, shows that the accusation that ELSI (and/or ELSA) is only about streamlining implementation of new technologies does not hold.

Despite streamlined, appropriate implementation of spirometry, differential diagnosis in COPD is challenging.

MSP systems also reduce marketing inertia because they streamline the implementation of marketing programs.

To streamline the implementation of the GST, the governments announced several changes in the last few months.

It said the move would streamline the implementation of new trading technology solutions by provididing a simple, consistent API.

The IMPACT Act would also directly invest $1.5 billion over five years to help guide manufacturers into clean energy markets and streamline their implementation of new manufacturing technologies and methods through the Manufacturing Extension Program, a division of the Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Based on the findings of this study there are a number of critical issues that need addressing include streamlining the implementation of curricula, optimizing available resources at the CBE sites or in the community, and strengthening the infrastructure for training and welfare (such as internet access).

The implementation of streamlined in vivo experimental designs that are time-and cost-efficient, while keeping animal usage low, is a key consideration for drug optimization programs.

The field of frailty research in surgical population is still relatively nascent and her current work focuses on streamlining frailty evaluation, and implementation of patient and system level interventions to improve surgical outcomes and enhance patient centered care.

As a qualitative study, the assessment cannot quantify various dimensions of participation and satisfaction for generalization to the wider scope of campaign participation, but it can provide useful information to help continually improve and streamline the design and implementation of similar campaigns in the future.