Sentence examples for correctly introducing from inspiring English sources

The lighting when Marie is arranging the attic room changes from shadow to warm light when she places an oil lamp on a stool to indicate that she has placed it correctly, introducing a supernatural element that contrasts with the realism of the rest of the film.

14 Aristotle quite correctly introduces the extreme case.

In fact, once known, the actual loads on the single joint it is possible to correctly introduce suitable criteria or approaches for fatigue life estimation.

According to the results of sensitivity analysis, it should be mentioned that the existing empirical indices have correctly introduced parameters of depth, total nitrogen, total phosphorus and the chlorophyll a as the most important parameters affecting the TSI analysis.

Nucleotide sequencing verified that the mutations had been correctly introduced.

How does Mia40 recognize that it has correctly introduced the native disulfide before releasing the substrate?

Sequencing of the constructed pEU3-NII-HLIC, pEU3-NII-GLIC, pEU-E01-HLIC, pEU-E01-GLIC vectors showed that the DNA fragments had been correctly introduced.

Failure to fully erase or correctly introduce other epigenetic factors in cloned embryos has also been extensively demonstrated most notably in the case of DNA and histone methylation and acetylation [ 44 49].

These discrepancies, therefore, reflect a difference in precedence for reporting annotations, rather than a true difference between the annotation algorithms, and the ANNOVAR annotation (assuming it correctly identifies introduced stop codons) adds information of interest.

Often all therapeutic epitopes could be correctly cleaved without introducing neo-epitopes.

In our study, 3% of the 569 genes could only be correctly assigned after introducing miRNA nodes, which might suggest that the consequence of miRNA-mediated posttranscriptional regulation was marginal in our time course expression profiles though miRNA is considered as one of the most important posttranscriptional gene regulators.