Sentence examples for technologies to the study from inspiring English sources

Description: A survey of theory and applications of DNA technologies to the study of evolutionary, ecological and behavioral processes in natural populations.

Despite significant advances in recent years in the application of sensing and imaging technologies to the study of the hydraulic behaviour of soils, our understanding of how solutes and particulate matter move through soil is still limited and often based on idealised soil structures.

This review describes applications of proteomics technologies to the study of autoimmune diseases.

Central to the aim of the Environmental Genomics programme is the establishment of a community of researchers, both empiricists and theoreticians, who are proficient in the development and application of postgenome technologies to the study of organism and ecosystem function.

This five-year project in Glacier National Park (the Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust was a modest financial supporter) brought together scientists, veterinarians, wildlife officials, and others in an effort to apply the best of modern technologies to the study of this little known creature.

It remains unclear to what degree the variety of other stimuli experienced by the brain in vivo hinders reproducibility and limits the applicability of genome-wide technologies to the study of the brain and behavior.

This project is employing Digital Humanities approaches of social network analysis and language technology to the study of the records of the Assyrian empire.

However in order to apply the HLA-peptide tetrameric complex technology to the study of antigen-specific T cell responses, it is essential to have detailed epitope mapping data, which are not currently available for wasp venom specific proteins.

We have begun to apply cDNA microarray technology to the study of cancer, focusing on breast cancer.

This is the first application of RNA-seq technology to the study of turbot transcriptomic response and particularly to the analysis of E. scophthalmi infection.

Nevertheless, extrapolation of this in vivo optical imaging technology to the study of the mammalian brain and related neurodegenerative conditions is still in its infancy.