Sentence examples for cases embedded in from inspiring English sources

Calculations were carried out on the 136 cases embedded in 39 DNA oligomers with repeating tetranucleotide sequences, capped on both ends by GC pairs and each having a total length of 15 nucleotide pairs.

Firstly, the castings of the patients into the category 'old' are in several cases embedded in metaphors that either position the patient's body in the role of a victim of old age or in the role of a machine to routinely check.

Enzymatically introduced modifications of proteins occur at the functional groups of amino acid side chains, which are, in some cases, embedded in the context of sequence-specific recognition motifs.

But in most cases, embedded giving raises more modest amounts.

In most cases, embedded networked computers control and monitor physical resources (i.e., sensors), usually with feedback loops, where the physical resources are strongly coupled and interact with the computational resources.

The approach presented here is based on the observation that in many cases embedded systems are composed of a limited number of basic elements, e.g., controllers, filters, arithmetic/logic units, etc.

That assumption becomes progressively more tenuous as N increases because it becomes increasingly likely that some cases are embedded in different causal contexts than are other cases.

But those cases are embedded in historical contexts hardly comparable to the situation here.

Relying on faith or fate is apparently one strategy applied by the midwives, and in most cases culturally embedded in the informants' life-world.

However, in both cases I retired each evening to personality-filled chambers in which I was surrounded by (in one case, literally embedded in) original artwork.

The current research aim is to formulate taxonomy based on a series of selected case studies embedded in the context of current knowledge.