Sentence examples for directed generation from inspiring English sources

Their osteogenic differentiation further offers the possibility of directed generation of bone constructs.

This may be possible by the directed generation of cell types via overexpression of defined cell- and stage-specific transcription factors, as described above.

These are all routine and common activities, but each involves the directed generation of experiences in ways that manifest an implicit practical understanding of their intentional properties and interconnected contents (Van Gulick 2000).

Leah C. Gardiner directed that production, and she has directed "Generations," too.

For Wade, who co-directed Generation Startup with another award-winning filmmaker in Cheryl Miller Houser, the hope is that "we really slay gender imbalance in the workplace in this generation".

Primer pair sequences used to direct generation of siRNAs in vitro are detailed in the supplementary material.

The essentials are: the ACV is bound to flat surface; drag a little in all horizontal directions; direct generation of control forces needed to provide centripetal forces to maneuver the craft around comers.

The direct generation technique is employed to generate a 3D finite element (FE) model in ANSYS 11.

With HobNob, by comparison, "100 percent of our marketing" is directed at Generation Y, he adds, "and the way we spoke to them from the beginning was primarily digitally".

TON organized the study, directed data generation and analysis, and edited the manuscript.

The small size of the mutagenic library probably precludes the selection of remarkable mutants (typically, a directed evolution generation comprises the screening of 2000 3000 clones).