Sentence examples for the application of new methodologies from inspiring English sources

These include the application of new methodologies for oncogene discovery, new approaches to study oncogenes, the use of genetically engineered models to identify tumor cell-of-origins, and the use of targeted therapeutics against pathways not thought to be mutant in tumor cells.

Fortunately, the application of newer methodologies has begun to clarify the dynamics and molecular bases of renal uric acid excretion.

However, the availability to both larger sample sizes, more dense marker map [ 7, 8] and with application of new methodologies enforced by the venture from the Psychiatric Genomic Consortium (PGC) [ 9] have finally allowed for statistical robust signals from the CACNA1C, CACNB2, ODZ4, SYNE1 and NCAN genes.

Recent application of new methodologies (such as metagenomics and 454-tag sequencing) will in the near future provide more accurate estimates.

Another person stated that feedback from junior colleagues ensured the application of new and highly sophisticated methodologies.

Our observations also illustrate problems associated with raw rating scale data that clinicians and investigators need to be aware of and that argue for the application of newer rating scale methodologies such as Rasch measurement.

Through a conceptual case study dealing with the design of a sunscreen lotion, the application of this new methodology is illustrated.

This paper presents the application of a new methodology for coastal multi-hazard assessment & management under a changing global climate on the state of Karnataka, India.

This paper presents the application of a new methodology for data collection based on multiple survey methods to study how drivers and transit users value nonmotorized improvements.

The application of a new methodology, known as three-dimensional phase sensitive ac voltammetry, based on the reconstruction of C vs. E curves from isochronous C data, sampled after many chronocapacitometric experiments, gives the opportunity to produce a picture of the transition curves that cannot be obtained by the classic ac voltammetry.

The main contribution of this paper is the application of a new methodology to quantify the dependency of distribution cost from data reliability and data accuracy.