Sentence examples for conventional transformation from inspiring English sources
The conventional transformation course featured four stages.
Based on these conventional transformation operators Φ and Ψ, a general form Ω of the transformation operator is proposed to represent different kinds of transformation operators.
Different from conventional transformation thermodynamics that focus on complete invisibility, our method only decreases the effective scale of objects to small enough and realizes a quasi-invisible cloaking effect in thermal conduction regime.
In contrast to the conventional transformation of Bacillus subtilis using purified DNA, those using DNA in lysed protoplasts have a high transformation efficiency and enable whole-genome transfer into competent B. subtilis [Akamatsu, T. and Taguchi, H., Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem., 65, 823 829 (2001)].
For researchers who want to work with primary cells or intact tissues, just getting siRNAs to their targets can also be a problem, as these cells often resist conventional transformation techniques.
A. tumefaciens-mediated transient expression has many advantages over conventional transformation approaches for high-throughput studies of gene function, and remains an attractive system for a wide variety of applications.
Additionally, as required with conventional transformations, different mutant strains have to be checked to confirm the effect of the mutation.
A one-step method to chemically transform non-piliated Neisseria meningitidis strains previously resistant to conventional electrochemical transformation procedures has been developed.
Since the conventional backstepping transformation is not applicable to the systems due to the differences among delays, a modified transformation is introduced.
While prison may have little to offer in terms of conventional theatrical transformation, Cluchey found an interesting confluence of one institutional experience – incarceration – and another – theater.
However, despite the limitations, conventional genetic transformation is still an unavoidable part of the functional genomics and molecular breeding programmes.
