"built constructs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the tangible results of an act of building or constructing something. For example, "The city had many built constructs, all of which benefited its residents."
To test this idea, we built constructs that expressed each of these fragmented IFP without fusion to any proteins, and we measured the near-infrared fluorescence of cells transformed with these vectors.
FTL, SP, JAM, RLH and MAA participated in study design, coordination and drafting the manuscript, SP designed and built constructs, AAC and JLF carried out plant molecular analysis, BLB performed microscopy, NLD and DJC conducted the CD and NMR and BSM grew and conducted the plant segregation and phenotypic analysis.
Very few boards contain people who have designed, built, constructed or operated a full scale engineering project.
The analysis is confirmatory since we use previous theoretical background from vast literature to build constructs and associate relationships.
If this is the case, further functional characterization of conserved peptide uORFs could provide the tools necessary to build constructs that are quickly inducible or repressible at the translational level under various conditions.
In southwestern New Hampshire, Bensonwood touts a better way to build, constructing timber-framed houses with high-tech machinery, then assembling them on site.
Kano leverages the Raspberry Pi microcomputer as a hardware base on which to build — constructing a coding kit that extends beyond fun, colorful plug-and-play electronics into a gamified, child-friendly Linux-based learning software environment where kids are encouraged to learn and share programming skills.
Several were sufficiently affected, including some modern builds constructed to full earthquake-proof specifications, to require demolition.
KH built initial constructs and assisted in the construction of mutant strain.
LG built the constructs used in this study and carried out initial experimental work.
The measurement of built environment constructs is becoming an increasingly important component of public health research.
