Sentence examples for by creating an array from inspiring English sources

Led to the loss of talented senior NHS leaders by creating an array of new organisations, each responsible for areas such as hospitals or public health, meaning that no one is in overall charge and the NHS now suffers from a leadership vacuum.

Therefore by creating an array [A, B, C, D] that is representative of the geometry, or any even permutation of it, the necessary chirality information is encoded.

By creating an array of electrodes that can be individually addressed, it is possible to manipulate DNA and other biological molecules to perform bioassays in a number of different formats.

This was achieved by creating an array of different copolymers with semicrystalline or amorphous hydrophobic blocks.

Microneedle technology had been successfully applied to enhance the skin permeability of small molecules, macromolecules and even nanoparticles by creating an array of micro-sized holes in the stratum corneum of skin 13,17 23.

Both new designs used a tree like structure to expand flow more evenly; one of these designs also included perfusion barriers intended to improve uniformity by creating an array of equal, high-resistance flow paths.

Transport of food particles is effected by cilia, creating an array of tracts and sorting areas within the stomach.

The algorithm does this by first creating an array of nucleotide strings of each of the 3 input reference DNA BLAT alignment sequences and then loops through the strings one base at a time, outputting a capital letter when at least one of the 3 readouts has an aligning base at that position, thereby generating a composite readout that displays all conserved bases.

The light that is introduced via the fiber is focused by each lens, thereby creating an array of highly focused points of light [ 109, 110] (Fig.  8).

The proper analogy is to the way astronomers use instruments like radiotelescopes to create images with "fake" colors to see things in new ways — or to the original inspiration of Eadweard Muybridge, the 19th-century British photographer who achieved a new understanding of a horse's gait by creating a camera array with electromagnetic shutters set off by tripwires.

The immune system does this by creating a vast array of antibodies from combinations of immunoglobulin proteins encoded by a relatively small number of genes.