Sentence examples for technology to select from inspiring English sources

Linker technology to select and design linker connecting warhead with antibody, is critical to the success of therapeutic ADCs.

Green says the idea of couples using this technology to select for superficial traits is not something that keeps him awake at night.

A new generation of baseball executives huddled around computers in Oakland and threw out century-old scouting traditions, relying instead on technology to select undervalued players in the 2002 Major League Baseball draft.

To develop the new test, the team modified existing technology to select relevant portions of the genome by binding stretches of complementary DNA to the regions of interest, drawing them out of a soup of DNA.

Hogaru (Income Growth & Job Creation) empowers women in Latin America's cleaning industry by leveraging technology to select, train and manage teams while connecting them to over 7,000 customers.

No matter what the content, all these pictures are political, because in each of them a woman was behind the camera, and at the moment she snapped the shutter, she was doing something women had only recently begun to do: use technology to select and control an image of the world.

Dr. Bala Swaminathan, Chief of the Foodborne and Diarrheal Diseases Laboratory Section of the CDC decided that it was time to transfer the DNA technology to selected state health departments to empower their investigations.

Tacit and In-Q-Tel, of Arlington, Va., a private venture backed by tax dollars to keep the Central Intelligence Agency abreast of the latest technology, signed a broad licensing deal in June to deliver Tacit's technology to selected customers in the United States intelligence community.

Designers thus have many surface engineering technologies to select from in the design of components.

It is exactly this concern that Van Daele et al. ([2012]) scrutinized in a study that examined whether burglars are likely to rely on online mapping technologies to select a suitable target.

The use of image-guided technologies to select patient for personalized therapy and to monitor therapeutic outcomes is the focus of this special issue.