Sentence examples for frame to transform from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the time frame to transform the injected round spermatids nuclei into the metaphase chromosomes in MII eggs [23], [26].

A construct in the correct translation frame was used to transform BL21 cells and express recombinant AgApoLp-III protein.

World number two Trump was one of the favourites coming into the tournament and looked in fine form as he won six of the afternoon's eight frames on Sunday to transform a 5-3 overnight deficit against Ali Carter into a 9-7 lead.

For each time frame t, use KDE to transform the 3D image to a continuous density function.

The automated tracking procedure that we propose consists of four internal processing steps (see Figure 3 for a schematic view): For each time frame t, use KDE to transform the 3D image to a continuous density function.

Plasmids with in-frame inserts were used to transform TOP10F BL21(DE.colisS E.colInvitrogengen) cells that were subsequently induced with 100 µM isopropyl β-D-1-thiogalactopyranoside for 4 hours to produce a fusion protein with 6 consecutive histidine (6xhis) residues preceding the N-terminal of the cloned proteins.

The stereo data was needed to calculate the inverse filter coefficients, which then was used to transform N frames of reverberant complex-valued FFT coefficient vectors to N frames of estimated clean FFT coefficient vectors.

Video Frame Coder® software was used to transform the video into a continuous sequence of frames at regular 30-ms intervals (see Fig. 1 for an example).

In the linear feature adaptation approach, a sparse linear transform, called cross transform, is used to transform multiple frames of speech coefficients to a new feature space.

First, advocates need to recognize the need to transform their framing of health from the poverty reduction paradigm of the MDGs into the social sustainability paradigm of the SDGs.

Since one frame-shifting mutation is enough to transform a copy of gene i into a pseudogene, we can approximate its time to inactivation, T ko, by (3) T ko ≈ 1/(l i * μ bp * f ko ) where f ko is the factor that specifies the frequency of frame-shift or other knock-out mutations relative to μ bp, the synonymous point mutation rate/basepair/generation, and l i is the total length of gene i.