Sentence examples for based on the transposition from inspiring English sources
Techniques based on the transposition of the patient's tendons that show resistance to cyclic loading, similiar to rigid osteosynthesis (screws, plates, pins, metal or synthetic cerclage) [20, 21] but with lower rates of intra- and postoperative complications, were developed to address these problems [8, 19, 22, 23, 24].
In this paper, we establish first of all the wellposedness theorem for back-ward systems based on the transposition method (cf. [8]) and then obtain the controllability on the IBVP for the wave equation above by using the method of HUM.
Based on the transposition mechanism, via RNA or DNA intermediates, TEs can be classified into two major classes, retrotransposons (class I) and DNA transposons (class II), respectively (Finnegan 1989).
The choice of the promoters and transfection ratios for SB and PP was based on the highest transposition activity observed in human HT1080 cells (data not shown).
The most common method for generating recombinant baculovirus is based on the site-specific transposition of an expression cassette into a baculovirus shuttle vector (bacmid) that is amplified in E. coli (Ciccarone et al., 1998).
The sequence within the linkers differed by the target site duplication and three possible open reading frames based on the site of transposition (insertion frames are shown in Table 2).
Based on the mechanism of transposition, TEs are categorized into two major classes.
TEs are divided into two classes based on the mechanism of transposition.
Based on the mechanism of transposition, transposable elements can be divided into two classes, transposons and retrotransposons.
Classification of eukaryotic TEs is based on the mode of transposition, with RNA-mediated TEs (Class I) and DNA TEs (Class II).
Based on the mechanism of transposition, TEs can be classified into either DNA transposons, which result from duplication, or retrotransposons, which are generated through retrotranscription via an RNA intermediate.
