Sentence examples for employ this system from inspiring English sources

(2015) employ this system to map the dynamic enhancer landscape during ESC differentiation to the endoderm derivatives pancreas and liver.

In view of the current interest in this concept we thought it useful to employ this system to directly visualize the dependence of antibody affinity and specificity on antigen presentation.

Nevertheless, Prussia continued to employ this system after the Napoleonic era, so by the time of the Franco-German War (1870 71) it had a mass army of conscripts reinforced with large reserve units, in contrast to France's smaller standing professional army.

Employing this system, we investigated the effects of pre-culture and various uni- and biaxial loading regimes on human chondrocyte gene expression in GelMA-HAMA hydrogels.

We employed this system to determine if the DC was capable of recruiting γ-tubulin and found that the main site of γ-tubulin recruitment was near the DC (Fig. 5a).

Less than 1% of the world's irrigated farmland employs this system, yet it can achieve an efficiency level of 95%, compared with only around 60% for flood irrigation.

We developed a hydraulic-drived self-contained in situ sediment acoustic measurement system, and measured for the first time the in situ acoustic properties of sediments on 78 stations in the Yellow Sea, China, by employing this system.

The feasibility of employing this system as a sustainable low cost and low maintenance treatment alternative at the Williams Brothers abandoned mine site to ensure that drainage effluent will meet water quality objectives showed promise.

More important, it commits Friedman to the principle that there can be restraints on the capitalist system that are not self-imposed but rather imposed by the society that employs this system for its own purposes.This principle is also implicit in Friedman's claim that if a business used any of its profits for social goods, it would be usurping the role of the political system.

It employs this system, called a substitute for return (SFR), when a taxpayer hasn't filed a return or responded to IRS requests to do so.

Rubin employed this system to articulate that "part of social life which is the locus of the oppression of women" (1975, 159) describing gender as the "socially imposed division of the sexes" (1975, 179).