The phrase "ability to insert in" is not entirely correct and may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or skill to add something into a specific context or system, but it would be clearer with additional context.
Example: "The software has the ability to insert in new data fields as needed."
Alternatives: "capacity to add to" or "skill to incorporate into".
It involved the state's decision to create short, predictable exams and to release them publicly soon after they were given, making coaching easy and depriving test creators of a key tool: the ability to insert in each test questions for future exams.
The gene-trap tTA demonstrated full utility in cultured cells, having the ability to insert in genes, trap the splicing of those genes to express the tTA transcription factor which, in turn, could activate a TRE-regulated transgene in a doxycycline-dependent manner.
These pre-pores differ in their apparent size, sensitivity to temperature, ability to insert into synthetic membranes and pore characteristics.
By contrast, in the area of machine-assisted flow synthesis,[ 1] the ability to insert analogous in-line processing operations between the individual steps is essential for procedures consisting of more than one chemical transformation.[ 2– 6] This requirement inspires a second design layer when planning multi-step flow procedures, which encompasses the engineering requirements for the system.
Unlike the bacterial OM, the mitochondrial OM contains a large number of proteins with an α-helical transmembrane segment suggesting that the ability to insert this type of protein (in addition to β-barrel proteins) evolved in the mitochondrial system [14].
NbO1.3(1)N0.7(1) and Nb2O5 have similar oxidation reduction peaks, but there is a large difference in ability to insert lithium.
The ability to insert transgenes at a precise location in the genome, using site-specific recombinases such as Cre, FLP, and ΦC31, has major benefits for the efficiency of transgenesis.
Concomitant rapid increases in our technical ability to insert or modify specific genes or gene pathways will further contribute to cost decreases.
Concomitant decreases in the costs of developing and implementing such approaches, together with advances in our technical ability to insert or modify specific genes or gene pathways will further contribute to shifts towards the use of these approaches.
In our experience, for one- to three-level fusions, guided MIS rods (MIS Sextant, Medtronic Inc., Memphis, TN, and MIS Ballista, Biomet Inc., Warsaw, IN) offer the ability to insert percutaneous rods into pedicle screw reduction towers with ease and without significant soft tissue difficulty and 1(b)).
