Sentence examples for the specificity of development of from inspiring English sources
We were interested in the specificity of development of S. frugiperda compared to other insects.
A monoclonal FQ antibody, 6H7, was targeted to random mutagenesis to broaden the specificity of the antibody in development of a generic assay for FQ antibiotics.
An improvement of the specificity of miRNAs and the development of efficient systemic delivery approaches will facilitate the use of miRNAs for the treatment of patients with lung cancer.
We will pay special attention to the structure of history and experience of time that these authors posited and to the ways in which their positions accounted for the limits of capitalist development or the specificity of the Latin American experience of empire.
Therefore, the evaluation of the apoptosis and/or fibrosis process could be an excellent way of predicting the development of cardiomyopathy induced by SHS, although the specificity of the related signaling pathways involved in the development of apoptosis and/or fibrosis needs to be identified.
The main conclusions obtained by application of the Crystallochemical Model of Active Sites to the oxidation of n-butane, account for the specificity of the surface structure which influences the development of the selective reaction.
These studies provide the basis for further investigation of the specificity of antibody:receptor binding and for the development of new treatments for allergic hypersensitivities.
The purpose of this study was to examine the specificity of cell-echinonectin interactions during sea urchin development.
These conclusions address persistent issues regarding the specificity of the targeted ablation and the regulated development of the principal preplate neurons.
To confirm the specificity of the effects of Wnt5a on DA neurite development, we treated primary VM cultures with different Wnt blocking tools and subsequently evaluated TH+ neurites.
Clearly, the specificity of the antibody response is changed during the development of chronic arthritis, in particular engaging the major epitopes C1, U1 and J1.
