Sentence examples for the development of convenient from inspiring English sources
The development of convenient and reliable biomarkers predicting which patients are most likely to develop recurrence of primary disease would allow intervention strategies to be specifically targeted to patients most likely to benefit from them.
Moreover, this work can offer new opportunities for the development of convenient sensor for detecting other proteins.
The development of convenient serum bioassays for cancer screening, diagnosis, prognosis, and monitoring of treatment is one of top priorities in cancer research community.
Tomomi Kobayashi helped in the development of convenient tools necessary for the SQUID microscope system.
Therefore, the development of convenient, low materials waste, low-cost, and environmentally friendly fabricating method for planar MSCs is significant for the further commercial application of the MSCs [5].
We focused on the development of convenient syntheses of acyclic siderophore derivatized with four N-hydroxy-N-methyl succinamide pendant arms called 4HMS and its bifunctional analog, 4HMSA, for zirconium-89 (89Zr) and gallium-68 (68Ga) complexation.
Thus, a central research focus continues to be the development of versatile, convenient, and cost-effective strategies for rendering surfaces resistant to fouling by proteins, cells, and bacteria.
The development of rapid, convenient, and sensitive methods for selective detection SO2 derivatives is of considerable significance in biomedical research and has become a topical objective.
A rapidly rising interest in core-shell particles stimulated by the great achievements of modern nanotechnology brings to the fore the development of simple, convenient and practically useful techniques to simulate and design the optical properties of the particles and their composites.
The development of a convenient and efficient syringe became imperative with the arrival of the penicillin.
The development of more convenient methods for the measurement of catecholamines in blood and urine led to important new findings.
