Sentence examples for the effort of generating from inspiring English sources

This property has been scrutinized in detail in the case of anti-Met antibodies in the effort of generating monovalent fully inhibitory Fabs, successfully employed in preclinical cancer therapy.

In this study, we explored pIX to display three functional epitopes – pK (for targeting), monomeric RFP (mRFP1) (for imaging), and HSV-1 TK (for therapeutic) on a single Ad vector in our effort of generating multifunctional Ad vectors.

The effort to generate a new evidence base of pneumonia epidemiology will require concerted action by investigators, sponsors, and journals.

If the efforts at generating mouse disruptions of the lipoic acid synthase gene Lias are in any way instructive to evaluating the chances for success at rapidly generating a FASII knockout mouse, then this does not bode well as these attempts have so far only led to embryonic lethality [34], precluding thorough investigations on live knockouts.

Our results imply that mandating the public disclosure of performance measures, particularly measures that are relatively informative about ability but are difficult to influence through managerial effort, may have the unintended consequence of generating inefficiencies in firms' employment contracts.

As of Thursday, the effort had generated 30,000 calls.

Several evaluations were performed to assess COMFIT's key features in terms of development effort, quality of generated code, and scalability.

She appreciates the efforts of younger politicians to generate enthusiasm for Europe, but thinks the vote will change nothing.

This is underscored by the results of a genome-wide characterisation of transcriptional start site clusters (TSCs) which reported that thousands of these TSCs were not annotated in any database [ 66], and the on-going efforts to improve methods of generating 5′ end libraries [ 70].

Self-reliance thus occupies a central place as a primary virtue of the civilized; the principle of acquisition and the efforts it generates at self-support and self-reliance lead to profitable commerce and investment, ultimately generating moral improvement, all in keeping with providence.

But despite the efforts of public relations team to generate hype around Black Friday, PR expert Mark Borkowski expressed doubt that the idea would take hold in the UK, where there is no tradition of Thanksgiving Day.