Sentence examples for identified into a from inspiring English sources

The concept of Walser et al. [111] proposes as the first step to group the unlimited nanomaterials identified into a limited number of entities.

In order to reduce damage due to localized heavy rainfall, characteristics of orographic rainfall must be identified into a short-term rainfall prediction procedure.

In (Castle et al. 2011), CMD evaluation in LEGIONb and STEPSc software is analysed and compared: in LEGION, the surrounding of a pedestrian is identified into a radius r = 1.5 m with an aread of Area = r2 ∗ Π = 7.07m2.

The next stage involved feeding those species for which no markers could be identified into a more comprehensive database of published literature, which was available to LGC on a pay-per-go basis.

Furthermore, although Man26A, Man5B, and ManB were detected with an Avicel-bound fraction, Man26E was identified into a nonbound fraction.

We examined this question by transforming the first nine B6-remediable alleles that we identified into a yeast hem1Δ strain in which we could control the relative level of intracellular heme, the other cofactor for CBS, by supplementing with either high or low concentrations of δ-amino levulinic acid (δ-ALA).

According to C. cellulovorans genomic data, schematic models of GH family 26 mannanases are shown in Figure 2. Four GH26 mannanases (Man26A, Man26C, Man26D, and ManB) were identified into cellulosomal enzymes that have a dockerin domain at the C-terminus.

The focus on perceived barriers in combination with a PDCA approach seems to be a feasible strategy to translate identified barriers into a tailor-made implementation intervention, and could be a promising approach to enhance guideline adherence.

Taking this into account, the assessment attempts to put identified 'impacts' into a relevant context.

The direct Myc target genes we identified fell into a variety of functional categories that suggested a role for Myc in diverse cellular processes.

Multiple parallel pathways exist and interact concurrently, limiting the ability to integrate the various identified mechanisms into a cohesive whole.