Sentence examples for the technology presented here from inspiring English sources

The technology presented here is subject to IP protection under the QNRF funding guidelines.

The technology presented here demonstrates the potential of this approach for low-cost uncooled infrared FPA image sensor application.

Because the technology presented here is easily adapted to a standard epifluorescence microscope it has the potential for broad application in preclinical drug development and assays of likely drug efficacy.

A new prototype of the technology, presented here today at the annual meeting of AAAS (which publishes Science), relies on contact lenses (above) containing tiny aluminum telescopes that interact with a pair of eyeglasses to toggle between normal and 3x magnification.

In conclusion, the technology presented here offers a powerful new blood screening tool that may aid pathologists in making differential diagnosis and risk stratification.

An analogous fingerprinting system is used in the spectrophore technology presented here, but in which the diverse set of reference proteins of the original affinity fingerprinting technology has been replaced by a set of virtual affinity cages.

As mentioned earlier the gel technology presented here is currently being tested in preclinical and clinical models.

The sensor technology presented here represents a rapid and facile means of pathogen detection in low-resource settings, as indicated by the detection of gDNA in blood.

In conclusion, the decoy oligonucleotide technology presented here is the first type of intelligence-based design of molecules that can directly and specifically inhibit the activity of RNA binding proteins (RBPs), such as splicing factors; a substantial advantage over traditional knockdown methods.

The bulk-micromachining technology presented here is open for the future development of WDM components, e.g. tunable receivers or laser diodes.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the cutting edge technology presented here has opened a new method of the Raman technique as an extensive cell-based research tool and practical tool for rapid cancer diagnosis without any preparation processes.