Sentence examples for available transformation from inspiring English sources
Within this literature study, publicly available transformation studies with liquid manure are summarized.
To establish cluster identity in the absence of available transformation systems for L. theobromae and A. zeae, heterologous production of lasiodiplodin and resorcylide was attempted.
The user can freely use available transformations in his workflow in order to control the criteria for optimizing the targeted application and architecture.
We assume that the system is over-damped and explore the variety of available nonequilibrium transformation paths.
Examples include the computation of higher order derivatives or cases where C++ as the language of choice still proves to be too complicated for the currently available source transformation tools.
The reverse is not the case; the formation of discontinuous precipitates only strongly suppresses continuous precipitation when a sufficient volume fraction of discontinuous precipitation occurs to substantially reduce the free volume available for transformation.
First, model-sensitive search plan generation is proposed for pattern traversal (as an extension to traditional multiplicity and type considerations of existing tools) by estimating the expected performance of search plans on typical instance models that are available at transformation design time.
Little information is available on transformation products (TPs) of these compounds because most of the available reports are focused rather on parent compounds.
More novel miRNAs will be identified and their biological function will be revealed as the genomic sequences become available and transformation is established in cymbidium.
It is possible that it is not only some qualitative feature of the target cell that changes with age but the number of the appropriate cells available for transformation.
It is also possible that loss of stem and progenitor cells themselves may decrease the pool of cells available for transformation, according to the hypothesis that some cancers are derived directly from these cell types (Ward and Dirks, 2007).
