The phrase "and inserts in a" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the action of placing something into another object or context, but it requires additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The technician carefully removes the old part and inserts in a new component to ensure proper functionality."
Alternatives: "and places into a" or "and adds to a".
Conjugation experiments showed that the entire esp PAI can be transferred horizontally and inserts in a site-specific manner.
Our data show that the complete PAI can be transferred from an esp PAI carrying strain to an esp- strain and inserts in a site-specific manner directly downstream of the rpsI gene.
In germinal cells, Mu transposition uses a "replicate-and-insert" mechanism where the element replicates just before meiosis or in the gametophytes and inserts in a new locus in the genome.
The eighth podomere is oval, narrowing somewhat distally, and bears small lateral serrations (Fig. 14n) while the ninth podomere is short and narrow and inserts in a small recess in the posterior margin of podomere eight (Fig. 14b, f).
Place the shoes, laces and inserts in a washable bag.
The coiled flow inverter is made up of coils and 90∘ bends and inserted in a closed shell.
In addition, this flexible angioscope can be miniaturized and inserted in a confined space such as a blood vessel.
Sequences were codon optimized and inserted in a pMA-7 vector (Thermo Fisher Scientific, GeneArt) to be used as a template for mRNA synthesis.
DNA transposition is the process by which a special segment of DNA embedded in a chromosome is excised from one site and inserted in a new location.
The two standards are made of two 10 Ω and 100 kΩ resistor nets connected in parallel and inserted in a temperature controlled aluminum structure.
The HEV genes ORF2(112–660) and ORF2(112–608) were optimized for expression in mammalian cells and inserted in a baculovirus-derived vector for expression in insect cells.
