The phrase "artificial frames" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing technology, photography, or conceptual frameworks that are not natural or organic.
Example: "The artist used artificial frames to create a contrast between reality and illusion in her work."
Alternatives: "synthetic frames" or "man-made frames".
It's the inauthentic, artificial frame we've imposed around it.
This problem is exacerbated for pseudo-genes, genes with programmed or artificial frame shifts or high G + C content genomes [ 6, 7].
Figure 22 Artificial video frames for the kerb simulations without (left) and with (right) center points.
Lin and colleagues [ 25] applied this strategy using an artificial in-frame intron placed within the open reading frame (ORF) of a reporter gene.
In our published experimental system (Eckert et al. 2002; Hile and Eckert 2008), polymerase errors are analyzed using DNA vectors that encode an HSV-tk gene containing an artificial, in-frame, short tandem repeat.
We developed a novel nitinol frame artificial trachea and examined its biocompatibility and safety in canine models.
We previously developed a biocompatible polypropylene frame artificial trachea, but it lacked the strength and flexibility of the native trachea.
The terminating stop codon was removed before training so that stop codons would not be inserted into our artificial genome in frame, as this does not occur biologically and would bias the calculation of the expected frequency of OSCs.
As illustrated in Fig. 5 (a), without color adjustment, inter-frame boundaries can form artificial border artifacts.
We built eight 37.5 m3 artificial reefs consisting of frames enclosing wooden branches to provide habitat complexity, and placed two of them in each lake approximately 60 m from the margins, one situated close to a forest that abuts the lake directly, and one close to a sand/clay beach between the edge of the lake and the forest.
