Sentence examples for valuable to control from inspiring English sources
Allosteric ligands might be especially valuable to control receptors for which the design of selective orthosteric agonists or antagonists has been elusive, such as muscarinic acetylcholine receptors.
Based on the above findings, it would be valuable to control the structure of nitrogen-doped graphene as well as co-doped graphene, when considering the optimum operating potential.
The potent antimicrobial activities of VpBD made it valuable to control outbreak of pathogenic microorganisms in clam culture.
Weak mitochondrial uncoupling agents that target proliferating ECs could be clinically valuable to control pathological neoangiogenesis and complement cytostatic drugs in cancer treatment, while minimizing collateral damage to normal quiescent ECs.
Specifically, mitochondrial targeting of proliferating ECs could be clinically valuable to control pathological neoangiogenesis and complement cytostatic drugs in cancer treatment, while minimizing collateral damage to normal quiescent ECs.
Thus, therapeutic strategies directed at controlling the activation of microglia and astrocytes and the excessive production of pro-inflammatory and pro-oxidant factors may be valuable to control neurodegeneration in AD and dementia [ 13].
Such expert opinions are very valuable to controlling the yield learning process and have not been considered in traditional models.
Monozygotic twin pairs provide a valuable opportunity to control for genetic and shared environmental influences while studying the effects of nonshared environmental influences.
The iVPR system can be a valuable system to control gene expression from endogenous loci and serve as platform for genome wide screens to identify new genes that can regulate stem cell self-renewal and differentiation.
A large body of experimental data and preliminary clinical studies point to the induction of mild hypothermia (32 35 °C) as a valuable approach to control the development of brain edema and intracranial hypertension in acute liver failure (ALF).
Interpenetrated polymer networks (IPNs), composed by two independent polymeric networks that spatially interpenetrate, are considered as valuable systems to control permeability and mechanical properties of hydrogels for biomedical applications.
