The phrase "assemble more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or putting together additional items or components.
Example: "In order to complete the project, we need to assemble more materials before the deadline."
Alternatives: "gather additional" or "collect more".
It would require the use of concepts such as shape recognition to enable flip-chip self-assembly with unique angular alignment or methods of sequential self-assembly to assemble more than one component/chip type on the surface.
The approach can be extended using shape recognition concepts to enable unique angular alignment and contact pad registration[ 5],[ 9],[ 27] or using sequential batch assembly processes[ 7],[ 35] to assemble more than one component type on the substrate if desired.
Trinity was used rather than multi k-mer tools because Trinity was shown to reconstruct the most full-length transcripts for genes expressed in different dynamic ranges when compared with the various single k-mer assemblers, while multi k-mer tools tended to assemble more artificially fused transcripts [ 20].
Two methods were used to assemble more than three gRNAs: Golden Gate Cloning [ 45] and Gibson Assembly [ 46].
Thus, one reasonable explanation for this observation is that Ure2p 1–42 in GST-Ure2p 1–42 populates an assembly competent state faster than free Ure2p 1–42 because of its limited freedom and assemble more readily, as measured using thioflavin T binding.
In 2008, Mr. Vermeulen forecasts, store employees will assemble more meals than customers will for the first time.
Unlike the OLC algorithm assemblers, Velvet and MetaVelvet assembled more reads in complex metagenomes.
Low-expression genes were assembled more effectively with small k-mer sizes, leading to the assembly of numerous and highly fragmented transcripts, whereas high-expression genes were assembled more effectively with large k-mer sizes, emphasizing contiguity [ 12, 14].
By 1970, he had assembled more than six thousand words.
Next, management would have assembled more evidence and weighed the negative against the positive.
It has assembled more than 50 million "beliefs" about the meaning of words in context.
