Sentence examples for convenient introduction from inspiring English sources
A discussion of Gregory's thought on these issues, therefore, provides a convenient introduction both to his noetic and to his position in history.
In all cases, the one-step synthesis and the resulting highly branched topology of the hyperbranched building blocks is beneficial for the convenient introduction of a large number of functional groups to the substrates.
A Tol2 transposon-mediated gene transfer method was employed, which facilitates convenient introduction of exogenous genes into the host genome of cultured cells (Sato et al. 2007).
(21) The sensor offers fast and convenient introduction of different reagents, consumes a minuscule amount of reagents (<500 μL/test), and is straightforward to use and cost-effective.
F) The authors comment that T. thermophilus was chosen due to its high transformation rate and convenient thermostability (Introduction).
After screening several colon carcinoma cell lines, we found that the HCT-15 cell line does not express any HLA class I molecules and therefore may serve as a convenient platform for introduction of the single-chain HHD.
This integral PCR amplification step also provides a convenient opportunity for the introduction of additional diversity into the library.
This heated LSIV source can provide convenient and rapid sample introduction and be capable of using volatile matrix compounds such as 3-NBN to eliminate matrix related instrument contamination.
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It is found that the most convenient method of biguanidine group introduction into polymer matrix is the reaction of amino groups with sodium dicyanamide.
This represents a simple (but historically important and well recognised) example of an oscillatory neural population model, convenient here for ease of introduction, analysis and simulation.
