Sentence examples for the development of a quick from inspiring English sources
The development of a quick and specific method to detect B. bruxellensis in wine samples is a good tool for routine controls in wineries.
The final objective was an adaptation of the APEX technology to the challenges provided by the high mutability of the HIV genome and the development of a quick, efficient and inexpensive genotypic test system for high-throughput clinical applications.
The development of a remote quick CAE (RCAE) system is presented in this paper.
Because predators kill their prey immediately, natural selection favours the development of a variety of quick defenses against predators.
The project also seeks the development of a procedure for the quick and inexpensive analysis of plastics mixtures allowing the future automation of equipment and process control.
We foresee PFCS coating as opening up a new avenue for the development of an inexpensive and quick process for the fabrication of superhydrophobic surfaces.
The development of an inexpensive and quick clinical diagnostic method would significantly improve our understanding of obesity, which is a common health issue affecting a large numbers of individuals.
This article has two main contributions: First, the development of a simple, inexpensive method for the quick and easy digitization of physical objects is presented.
Since a network application programmer will interface with the controller through a northbound API, quick consensus on the development of an effective northbound network API is of paramount importance.
Interestingly, the Nur77 family has also been shown to transcriptionally regulate Foxp3 expression and deletion of all three Nur77 family members (Nr4a3 −/− X Cd4 -Cre + Nr4a1 fl/fl Nr4a2 fl/fl ) results in impaired Treg cell production and development of a quick onset, severe autoimmune disease resembling that of Foxp3-deficient mice (Sekiya et al., 2013).
He also suggests that Formula E should drive the development of quick charging by setting challenge time periods between racing sessions.
