Sentence examples for adopting next from inspiring English sources

Adopting Next Generation (Next-Gen) sequencing, we profiled the transcriptomes of four rice plants: the Xa21 transgenic line (named as DXT), the Xa21 MAB breeding line (named as DXB), the untransformed recipient D62B, and another rice variety MH86 (restorer line).

By then, the writer no longer cared what Sam did, or whom his mother adopted next.

They know, of course, that a bigger challenge lies in store, whatever structure Scottish football might adopt next season.

A fuzzy logic-based method has been adopted next to select the best compromise solution from the best Pareto fronts corresponding to each MOO comparison criteria.

The important thing for these cities will be to find and adopt next generation technology platforms that easily scale to the right size for a city in terms of ease of use, flexibility and cost.

The field of cancer genomics has rapidly adopted next-generation sequencing (NGS) in order to study and characterize malignant tumors with unprecedented resolution.

Mr. Payton explored the theme with measured phrases, exhausting one idea before adopting the next; his solo gave the impression of searching a house, room by room.

Mazumder ([2008]) stressed the necessity of adopting the next paradigm of web computing in organizations and defined it as Enterprise 2.0 as it caters to the communicating, collaborating, contributing, and participating needs of various internal and external stakeholders.

This chapter explains that as the fabless business model becomes the preferred model for semiconductor product companies, the foundries are not only keeping pace with the manufacturing capacity, but also are starting to lead in adopting the next process technology node at par with their integrated device manufacturer (IDM) competitors.

The original abbreviations in the DPP dataset were adopted We next examined other lipid parameters following metformin treatment (Table  2).

On July 21 the Chamber of Deputies was presented with a resolution to join the U.S.S.R.; it was unanimously adopted the next day in spite of being contrary to constitutional procedure.