Sentence examples for by assembling on from inspiring English sources
The best example of their spirit came at 8 a.m., while the rest of campus was just stumbling off to work, when the City Year participants began their day by assembling on the athletic field for a hearty round of calisthenics and a lively rendition of the Mariachi dance.
This multiprotein complex mediates dosage compensation by assembling on both hermaphrodite X chromosomes to reduce X-linked gene expression by ∼50%, thereby equating X-linked gene expression between XX hermaphrodites and XO males (Meyer 2010).
It is known that IRG proteins work by assembling on the surface of the vacuoles within which the pathogens replicate, but the details of this mechanism are poorly understood.
These results implied that this colorimetric approach was very sensitive for the detection of target cancer cells and that ACGNPs could provide a direct visualization of cancer cells by assembling on a cell membrane surface to induce spectral changes.
We and others have also produced hemisomes in vitro by assembling on supercoiled plasmids in the presence of TopoI (Furuyama et al. (2009) Cell; Huang et al. (2011) PNAS; Shiveraju et al. (2012) Cell).
Our chip carries 95,000 unique 13-mer probes assembled on-chip by NimbleGen® System Inc.
To successfully enter as ASM program, you would have to type it in using the "ASCII" format of it, which means that you would have to see the machine code version of it, most likely by assembling it on a computer and viewing the output of the assembler (or by examining the assembled version of a program that was already released).
A label-free ECL aptasensor for thrombin detection was subsequently fabricated by assembling aptamer on AuNPs/Ru bpy 32+/Nafion/Dpa-melanin CNSs modified electrode.
By assembling data on large populations, scientists can discern patterns that would not otherwise be apparent by studying an individual's genes.
Herein, a highly efficient ORR catalyst (Co-NPG) is explored by assembling Co2(on)PO4 on conductive nitrogen, phosphate co-doped graphene (NPG) via an in-situ hydrothermal process.
