Sentence examples for the development of more useful from inspiring English sources
The fluorescent response to strong acidity was further verified by fluorescent imaging of bacteria, Escherichia coli, which contributed to the development of more useful colorimetric and fluorescent sensors based on the rhodamine platform for measuring intracellular pH in extremely acidic conditions.
Understanding these needs will help inform the development of more useful PETs.
Research has recently been advancing rapidly toward the development of more useful CNT-based DDSs for various diseases.
The progression of Antarctic nematode genomics will be critical to the development of more useful and manipulable models for understanding desiccation tolerance and the nature of extremophiles.
Ongoing research using different species/strains along with existing and new purified ingredient diet formulations should lead to the development of more and more useful metabolic syndrome phenotypes.
While this close-to- ultimate toolkit for targeted editing of genomes represents dramatic scientific progress which allows the development of more complex useful agronomic traits through synthetic biology, the social acceptance of genome editing remains regularly questioned by anti-GMO citizens and organizations.
This aids development of more useful theories which, in turn, supports intervention optimisation (Michie et al., 2008; Rothman, 2004).
This may result in the development of more appropriate and clinically useful allied health critical appraisal tools.
The analytical methods developed here may be useful for the development of more in-depth studies on the occurrence and fate of these commonly used pharmaceuticals in WWTPs and in the environment.
The analytical method developed here may be useful for the development of more in-depth studies on the prenatal exposure and biomonitoring of these commonly used UV-filters.
The structure of TBK1 will facilitate studies of the atypical IKKs in normal and disease physiology and further the development of more specific inhibitors that may be useful as anticancer or anti-inflammatory agents.
