Sentence examples for tools for disease from inspiring English sources

An important implication of this hypothesis is that agents that block interactions between viruses and bacteria or sperm may be new tools for disease prevention.

Moreover, Qin et al. developed a support vector machine (SVM) model and indicated that microbiota-targeted biomarkers may serve as new tools for disease diagnoses (Qin et al. 2014).

Smith is almost certain to focus on operations inside the philanthropy, particularly the management of engineers producing products like communications tools for disease specialists in the field or Google maps identifying geothermal fields.

Future advances in phytopathogenic bacterial genomics and metagenomics will enable the development of more powerful tools for disease epidemiology, diagnosis and management, pathogen quarantine enforcement, and food crop biosecurity.

Mechanical properties of biological materials are critical for virtually all physiological processes and cover all the scales, from the molecular to the macroscale, and provide access to mechanistic understanding and engineering design of novel tools for disease diagnosis, disease treatment and biomaterials development or for the transfer of biologically inspired materials and structures.

Teaching families valuable tools for disease prevention.

Enhanced diagnostic tools for diseases such as cancer and HIV are pursued, and in this context nanoparticles offer exclusive physicochemical features for accurate biosensing, as well as actuation.

The threat from vector-borne diseases, considered to be major public health problems in developing countries, is prompting research and health community in developing new tools for diseases control.

Cepheid is also looking for F.D.A. approval for the test to be used as a diagnostic tool for disease.

In her book, "The Gospel of Germs: Men, Women and the Microbe in American Life" (Harvard University Press, 1998), Ms. Tomes notes that in the early 20th century, when early notions about germs posited that they lived in dust, vacuums were marketed as a tool for disease prevention.

Nuclease-based genome editing has proven to be a powerful and promising tool for disease modeling and gene therapy.