Sentence examples for artificial transfer of from inspiring English sources
The government intends to work with the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation alongevelopment (OECD), along with Germany and France, as part of an "international effort to prevent artificial transfer of profits to tax havens".
These involve states making large supplemental Medicaid payments to government healthcare providers after the providers make an artificial transfer of funds to the state for the state to leverage federal Medicaid funds.
Leaves were harvested after different time periods and different treatments with feeding and/or egg laying by the elm leaf beetle, artificial transfer of egg clutches (to distinguish between egg laying and feeding effects), and spraying with MeJA.
Five cDNA libraries were generated from leaves of (i) untreated control elms, and elms treated with (ii) egg laying and feeding by elm leaf beetles, (iii) feeding, (iv) artificial transfer of egg clutches, and (v) methyl jasmonate.
However, it is not yet clear whether such lines can be developed from novel combinations of hosts and infections generated through artificial transfers of Wolbachia.
In total, 28 positions are subjected to mutagenesis (Fig. 3). Figure 3: Close-up view of the X-ray structure of an artificial transfer hydrogenase based on the biotin-Sav technology.
Creus, M. et al. X-ray structure and designed evolution of an artificial transfer hydrogenase.
These fabrics (which are usually artificial) transfer sweat to the outside of the fabric where it can evaporate, rather than trapping it against your body.
The Ir-biotin artificial transfer hydrogenase can even combine with a variety of natural enzymes to perform concurrent tandem catalysis.
Upon incorporation of the biotinylated cofactor within Sav, an artificial transfer hydrogenase (see Step 28A) and an artificial metathesase (see Step 28B) are formed.
Other engineered biocatalysts that can be used in the context of cascade reactions include -transaminases, phenylalanine ammonia lyases, amine dehydrogenases, imine reductases, and artificial transfer hydrogenases.
