Sentence examples for element is incorporated from inspiring English sources

Selenium, an essential trace element, is incorporated into selenoproteins with a wide range of health effects.

In contrast when a heavier element is incorporated a {100} texture is observed.

Besides, the truss element is incorporated into MGMPM to model the steel reinforcement bars in reinforced concrete impacting problems, based on our previous work.

In the hydrazine vapor reduction, the nitrogen element is incorporated into the obtained C-rGO film, while no additional element is introduced to the E-rGO film during the electrochemical reduction.

In the modeling rules, each Petri net element is incorporated with Cell System Ontology to enable semantic interoperability of models.

While in 1962, Article 2 of FIFA Statutes was updated to incorporate an objective of FIFA 'to prevent racial, religious or political discrimination or distinction among players whether their status be amateur, non-amateur or professional', the 2016 version does not include it and the religious discrimination element is incorporated only at Article 4 and not as one of the duties of FIFA to upheld.

Further, it may be noted that the IS element was incorporated into the Rv3113 gene (putative phosphatase, Figure  7, Panel A) in the clinical isolate AC74.

But after the electrochemical reduction, no additional element was incorporated into the product of E-rGO [20, 46].

Although radiometric dating requires very careful laboratory work, its basic principle is simple: the rates at which various radioactive elements decay are known, and so the ratio of the radioactive element to the element into which it decays shows how long ago the radioactive element was incorporated into the rock.

The second interpretation, however, would imply that (as in the case of Plateosaurus) a caudosacral element was incorporated and a dorsosacral was eliminated from the sacrum along the terminal branch leading to Anchisaurus.

Nitrogen, one of the most important biogenic elements, is incorporated into the cell in an inorganic (nitrate, nitrite, ammonia) or an organic (amino acids, urea, other nitrogen compounds) form.