The phrase "and induced in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing effects, conditions, or states that are brought about or caused by something.
Example: "The chemical reaction resulted in a change in temperature and induced in the solution a noticeable color shift."
Alternatives: "and caused in the" or "and generated in the".
When using the recombinant L. plantarum strain, which was cultivated and induced in the absence of L-malic acid, no decarboxylation was observed from the malolactic test solution (data not shown).
P. pastoris and its transformants were cultured and induced in the YPD, MD, geneticin G418-containing YPD, BMGY and BMMY media, which were prepared as described in the manual of Multi-Copy Pichia Expression Kit (Invitrogen, USA).
ECOD was constitutively active and induced in the same batches in which EROD was induced.
TAG1 is expressed in ripening fruit and induced in the absence of TAGL1 expression, indicating possible functional redundancy.
For co-culture experiments, strains producing either the cellulase or the xylanase, respectively, were mixed at stoichiometric ratios and then grown and induced in the same manner.
The expression of gfp was repressed by each chimera and induced in the presence of the appropriate sugar for both sets of DBDs.
YA literature, at its best, contains and induces in the reader everything that adult literature does and generally supplies a pile-driving plot too.
Acetate-ligase is a key enzyme related to pyruvate metabolism and gluconeogenesis and was induced in the presence of Serratia.
(E) RT-PCR showing a comparison of C. difficile R20291 pMTL8151 and C. difficile R20291 pJK02 induced without aTet and those induced in the presence of aTet to turn on the expression of cas9.
The TASA signature, we uncovered may be involved in systemic inflammation and specifically induced in the acute phase reaction.
There's an intricate one given in Euclid's Elements, which schoolchildren have struggled with for the past twenty-three hundred yeand, and which induced in the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer "the same uncomfortable feeling that we experience after a juggling trick".
