Sentence examples for targets and availability from inspiring English sources

The resulting abundance of possible indicators was then reduced using selection criteria such as comprehensiveness, possibility to determine targets and availability of data.

The limitation of the study was the laboratory validation of the targets and availability of datasets in the TCGA.

Typical approaches (e.g. western blot) for investigating signaling in response to stimuli require a priori knowledge of specific targets and the availability of phospho-specific antibodies, which limits the ability to globally assess cellular signaling events.

Even with such an initiative, it must be understood that the number of possible targets and the availability of more than one drug for each target dictates the need for consensus guidelines that can be used to aid target selection and prioritisation, preliminary in vitro and in vivo testing and subsequent early phase clinical trials.

And even there, this might cause considerable debate despite the usually simple stratigraphic target environment and availability of super-resolution image data down to sub-meter scale from recent sensors on the Mars or Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiters.

The choice is dependent on the size of target DNA and availability of any particular enzyme.

Inclusion criteria were first-time resection between 2007 and 2009 with a T2-/FLAIR-based target volume and availability of preoperative, early (<48 h) and late (1 7 months) postoperative MRI.

This reinforces the message that the optimal distribution of biomass depends on the ambition of the carbon target and the availability of alternative low carbon technologies.

To reduce language and communication barriers to hepatitis screening and treatment, services will need to provided information (written and verbal) in the languages of the communities that are targeted, and the availability of interpretive services to assist people with making and attending appointments must also be considered.

Section 2 describes objectives, targeted application scenarios, and availability of the GUC100 database.

With the emergence of versatile miRNA target prediction algorithms and availability of proteome-wide protein-protein interaction data sets, manually curated or derived from high-throughput experiments (such as a yeast two-hybrid screen), it has become possible to investigate regulation of the whole human PIN by miRNAs.