Sentence examples for especially incorporated from inspiring English sources

The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has been especially incorporated into practical applications that are already in widespread use across the globe.

In this paper, the vertices of the polytopic representation and representation error are especially incorporated into the filter solution together, such that the deeply-relaxed filter can be achieved with the trade-off between the tightness of the vertex polytope and the representation error.

His furniture, woodwork and especially ironwork incorporated Elizabethan, Jacobean, Asian and Moorish influences.

Especially, paclitaxel-incorporated nanoparticles showed enhanced antiproliferation activity at the same paclitaxel dose while empty nanoparticles did not show anti-proliferation effect against tumor cells as shown in Figure 4A(b).

PCFC results show an improvement when sodium alginate is incorporated, especially in the corn pith composite.

Despite educational bodies lobbying for an increased focus on STEM, there is limited research on how engineering might be incorporated especially in the elementary school curriculum.

The AT hooks domains are enriched in chimeras (Wilcoxon test, P < 10E−5) and incorporate with other functional domains, which may influence the activity of parental proteins especially transcription factors incorporated in chimeras.

"On the other hand, we are delighted to see recommendations which facilitate social investment and make it easier to set up and run charities, especially the introduction of charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) status and simplifying the accounting and reporting framework.

Remarkably, despite being very similar, the analyzed coatings produce a significantly different performance, especially when data dispersion is incorporated and design limits are considered.

The notable improvement in TWINSCAN's sensitivity is especially encouraging since TWINSCAN also incorporated homology in its algorithm.

4. Interaction science, policy and events : Most uncertainties about the future were first investigated by scientists, and later incorporated in policy, especially if events seemed to support the trends indicated by scenarios.