Sentence examples for techniques under development from inspiring English sources
There are other techniques under development that include contrast agents capable of measuring levels of peripheral macrophages, inflammation, or neuronal dysfunction, and techniques that measure iron deposition that could serve to determine the role of this feature in MS, or that of cerebral perfusion.
Two techniques under development identify aflatoxin-tainted corn by using infrared light to elicit telltale sounds and light from contaminated kernels.
Although there are several techniques under development, the most commonly used harvest methods for the oleaginous cells are still through centrifugation-related techniques.
The more forgiving nature of the Parkinson's disease rest tremor circuit with respect to phase shifts in its components has significant implications with respect to how susceptible parkinsonian tremor will be to phase interference stimulation techniques under development.
Many of the ethical challenges of GWAS arise from the quantity and significance of the data generated, and these issues will be heightened by the new sequencing techniques under development.
The major focus of this review is on the underlying basic scientific principles, so we will not discuss clinical techniques under development to prevent transmission through nuclear transfer, nor methods being used for implantation and pre-natal diagnosis (for a consideration of these topics, the reader is referred to several recent reviews [6 8]).
The technique under development, detailed in the journal Nature Biotechnology, uses polystyrene beads slightly more than a micron (a millionth of a meter) in diameter.
However, Ad-hoc is an exclusive network technique under development.
TVSE being a technique under development, we generally perform TVSE only for carcinomas diagnosed in the absence of lymph node metastasis and serosa infiltration.
But many other techniques are under development or already on the market for doing such narrow testing.
Accordingly, invasive and non-invasive imaging techniques are under development for accurately detecting vulnerable plaques [3, 4].
