Sentence examples for capable of introducing from inspiring English sources
To minimise the off-target effect, Cas9 nickase, which is capable of introducing a single-strand nick, is useful29.
And that is the challenge for Del Bosque: to be capable of introducing the alternatives he has been practising before Spain get trapped in their own web.
The present model is capable of introducing simple design charts for the bolted joints in structures made of isotropic quasi-brittle materials.
Analogous to tape recorders that record and store information on magnetic tape, Schier aims to use the funding from his Pioneer Award to develop technologies capable of introducing new information into the DNA of a cell.
The report says the combination of human genome studies, the development of vectors capable of introducing harmful material to cells and new ways to disrupt genes should raise concerns about potential misuse.
This manuscript presents a new adaptive aggregation method, wherein large weights are assigned to the generators which are capable of introducing large errors in the solution of reduced-order system.
This review summarizes process implementation aspects for the in vivo application of the especially versatile enzyme class of oxygenases, capable of specifically introducing oxygen from molecular oxygen into a large range of organic molecules.
Indeed, the medfly was the first non-drosophilid organism to be transformed [ 4], with the goal of introducing genes capable of improving genetic sexing systems for the SIT.
The pool of potential invaders consists of those species, which are capable of being introduced into the focal region and establish an alien population.
Based on these numbers, there is substantial room for improvement in the current strategies for development of biomarkers capable of being introduced into clinical practice.
Gil et al. [ 96] have proposed that the gyrase in Buchnera might have acquired a broader function and has become capable of removing or introducing negative supercoils, as suggested previously by Drolet et al. [ 97] in E. coli.
