Sentence examples for had successfully inserted from inspiring English sources

The outcome caused Jaenisch to question whether the virus had successfully inserted into the embryonic mouse genome.

One new intern had successfully inserted an IV into an elderly woman but could not understand why the fluid was not running through the line.

In a paper published in the journal Nature, bio-engineers at Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla said they had successfully inserted two synthetic molecules into the genome of an Escherichia coli bacterium, which survived and passed on the new genetic material.

Writing in the journal Nature Biotechnology, the researchers report that they have successfully inserted into the genome of a mouse a bacterial gene that encodes for an enzyme that breaks down organic phosphates.

The recent news that scientists in Australia have successfully inserted the DNA of an officially extinct frog into a living embryo, effectively creating a living genome and for all intents and purposes resurrecting the species, bringing it back from extinction.

"In addition, she has successfully inserted two tax relief amendments in the Senate jobs bill with direct benefits for Arkansas workers, businesses, seniors and the disabled".

This study was conducted in a highly selected cohort of women who had previously had IUC successfully inserted.

Three of the patients with total graft failure were secondarily augmented with retromolar grafts, harvested from the contra-lateral site, and all initially planned dental implants had been successfully inserted.

Colonies showing green fluorescence were picked and PCR amplification of the GFP gene followed by gel electrophoresis showed that the GFP fragment had been successfully inserted into the expression vector.

Foreign sequences have successfully been inserted into the nsp2 and N regions and in the space between ORF1b and ORF2a.

As Akatsuki has successfully been inserted in the Venus orbit in December 2015 (Nakamura et al. 2016), IR2 will remain a unique instrument that can obtain NIR 1.74- and 2.3-μm window images of Venus from the orbit in the coming years.