Sentence examples for validated technologies from inspiring English sources
Bajaj will use the fellowship to advance work on Swas, a mobile solution that uses proprietary, clinically validated technologies to accurately diagnose the most common types of pulmonary disease.
Avir Technologies founder and CEO Honey Bajaj is currently developing Swas, a mobile solution that uses proprietary clinically validated technologies to accurately diagnose the most common types of pulmonary disease.
Without validated technologies or applicable reference materials, meaningful and equivalent methodologies for classifying materials based on particle number would be very difficult to develop.
State-of-the-art but validated technologies (e.g., data mining) for information acquisition and management of mega-database should be used [ 40].
Thus, novel and unbiased approaches integrating functional genomics datasets with molecular analyses of human tumor samples using PREDICT consortium validated technologies [ 40] represent a rational step to identify predictive biomarkers to these agents.
We have adapted and redesigned the TNA assay to establish a unifying, standardized, quantitative and validated technology platform for LTx neutralization in the J774A.1 murine cell line.
"The acquisition of Micromet is an opportunity to acquire an innovative oncology asset with global rights and a validated technology platform with broad potential clinical applications," Kevin Sharer, Amgen's chief executive, said in a statement on Thursday.
In summary, TE is the longest established and most validated technology.
Our current objective is to transfer to human the above described validated technology with the goal of generating functional human beta cell lines.
We have evaluated the technology acceptance using a validated Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) questionnaire.
Nevertheless, the present validated technology opens new and interesting research lines in biology and human physiology with the potential for significant benefits for both space and terrestrial medicine.
