Sentence examples for development of imprint from inspiring English sources
The primary advantage of marketing is the development of imprint of the brand name in the minds of people.
The PEG11 gene is only present in placental mammals and it is suggested that its insertion in an eutherian ancestor was responsible for the development of imprinting at this locus probably as a by-product of a genome defence mechanism protecting against retrotransposon insertions [5].
More explorations on the development of imprinting models are given in Cui and others [ 12, 17].
A brief account of the historical development of molecular imprinting introduces the connection between materials properties and recognition in molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs).
Supercritical fluid technology is a green and promising alternative for the development of molecularly imprinted polymers.
Recent progress and problems in development of molecularly imprinted polypyrrole are considered.
The recent development of molecularly imprinted polymers enables production of low cost and highly stable sensing chips; however, the commercially available and full functional instruments employed for electrochemical analysis have shortcomings in actual homecare applications.
Nonetheless, it remains to be addressed how 5hmC is linked to the development of human imprinting disorders.
The development of novel molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP) sorbents for specific chemical compounds require a lot of tedious and time-consuming laboratory work.
The criterion of independent distribution was a loophole that could be exploited and the early 90s saw the development of crypto-indies: imprints on major record labels that would be distributed independently in order to be classified as independent.
In the latter setting, outcomes generated by relevant biota include widespread development of various lateritic imprints associated with cluster-root bearing species and the equally prevalent generation of highly characteristic clay platforms in the lateral root catchments of eucalypts.
