The phrase "a insert" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an insert"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to an additional piece of information or material that is added to something, such as a document or publication.
Example: "Please include an insert with the updated information in the next newsletter."
Alternatives: "a supplement" or "an addition".
The clone verification was classified into three categories based on the sequencing coverage of the insert, class A: insert is verified from both N and C-terminal ends; class B: insert is verified either from N or C-terminal ends (Additional file 1, Table S1); class C: unverified (or sequence failed).
In fact, she is a (insert a word -- there are more than one -- beginning with "b").
Histology (H&E staining), picrosirius red (PSR) staining-coupled polarized light microscopy (PLM), PSR staining-coupled confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) (a; insert, unwounded skin), and quantitative analyses (b) demonstrated that FMOD significantly reduced the scar size of adult rat skin wounds at day 14 post-injury, while increasing tensile strength in a dose-dependent manner (c).
Learn more on how to request a insert in your next Table-of-Contents Alert.
The system utilizes the common endoscopy procedure to a insert a flexible robot into hard to reach places inside the human body.
I was given around five minutes on-air to cover it, but that included a insert of Julie Bailey talking about what had inspired her to start her campaign.
"(a)", inserted heading, and added subsec.
The party begins promptly at sundown, so the common joke among revelers scrambling to leave their nine-to-five is to call it "Rush-a Home-a" (insert laugh track).
The same trend was reflected when the transcripts were normalised by CK19, as measure of controlling the cellularity (figure 1B-a insert).
Put an insert into an empty flowerpot.
