Sentence examples for artificially inserted from inspiring English sources

The details of the implementation of the SVM also differ: while we fix parameters beforehand and report the ranking induced by the distances of each gene to the decision hyperplane, Tsirigos and Rigoutsos estimate the parameter ν such that, in an artificial setting, the ratio of recovered artificially inserted genes is maximized.

A patented strain developed in the 1990s, Golden Rice contains an artificially inserted gene which boosts the level of vitamin A-rich beta-carotene.

The play often seems to consist of individual scenes built around debates or arguments artificially inserted into the proceedings; the recriminations and accusations that flow forth in the second act do not always seem natural extensions of the characters' personas.

Nobody, in other words, including the three senators, is asking that Bigelow and Boal to make a propaganda film, or even an after-school torture special where reservations are dutifully, artificially inserted.

The gene encoding for this protein was synthesized in a lab and is now artificially inserted into the DNA sequences of other species so that certain areas of their bodies might be more easily identified by scientists.

The lac repressor prevented the artificially inserted tyrosinase from being expressed, resulting in albino mice.

Transgenic can be used to artificially insert relevant characteristics in the chromosome of individuals, thus converging to better results faster than traditional GAs.

Too often, companies will attempt to artificially insert themselves into conversations.

For example, an important role of R797 cleavage site has been shown by artificially inserting a furin cleavage site, which resulted in the production of cleaved spike glycoprotein pseudotype, and allowed the infection of cells in the presence of protease inhibitors [52].

This method consists of artificially inserting a small secondary light source (i.e. a fluorescent bead) inside the sample [ 22] which is fixed after its preparation.

Today, pearls are harvested in oyster farms in the Indian Ocean, East Asia and all across the Pacific, where production is stimulated artificially by inserting round beads into the molluscs to serve as a seed.