Sentence examples for an artificial element from inspiring English sources

Each entrance came with its own choreography – an element that not only added an artificial element to proceedings but also left a slightly sour note.

But Mr. Roffe, like dozens of other investors, now wonders if there was an artificial element to the investment mania and is fighting to retrieve some of his lost gains.

Here's a brilliant video that explains in detail the engineering of americium-based smoke detectors: [Video link] Because americium must be synthesised, it is considered to be an artificial element.

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Americium is an artificial element of recent origin, and thus does not have a biological requirement.

That seemed, to say the least, to add an artificial element to sex and to mandate specific behavior in the bedroom that has traditionally been beyond the state's purview.

But contests have an essentially artificial element -- that there is only one winner.

A few artificial elements have important practical applications.

As a proof-of-principle, we generated two dHax3 variants, dHax3-NI, in which Ile34 was introduced at repeat 7 to replace Ser34 for recognition of base A (Fig. 2A), and dTALE (standing for designed TALE repeats), in which the RVDs in repeats 3 12 were replaced and the protein recognize an artificial DNA element (5′-TCCAACTACTAGA-3′) (Fig. 2A).

Finally, certain models have limitations such as long latencies, incomplete penetrance or the requirement of an artificial genetic element (e.g. some models use knock-in endogenous alleles that mutate the allele in of interest, whereas others induce overexpression of an allele at non-physiological levels).

In 1945 American scientists produced the first fission bomb, also called an atomic bomb, which used uncontrolled fission reactions in either uranium or the artificial element plutonium.