Sentence examples for implementing the biological from inspiring English sources
The study seeks to examine the possibility of implementing the biological concept of symbiosis into the field of architecture for redefining the design principles of architectural recycling.
Thanks to functional mapping, a general framework constructed to map QTL for quantitative traits that undergo developmental changes [19], [20], we are now able to derive an analytical model for mapping TPCs by implementing the biological principle of the thermal sensitivity.
The addition of U residues to the 5′ terminus of microRNA (miRNA) by miRNA nucleotidyl transferase (HESO1 in Arabidopsis) triggers their degradation in a process that is closely linked to the binding of miRNA to the argonaute-1 (AGO1) protein, the effector protein implementing the biological properties of miRNA (Ren et al. 2014).
Taken together, our findings suggest that r-BOX could be an ideal platform to implement the biological production of α,β-UCAs.
Nibali finished 19th in the Tour in 2008, the same year the International Cycling Union (UCI) implemented the biological passport, which creates a blood profile for riders and helps detect doping.
The results are discussed at the molecular scale and examples are proposed to implement the biological asymmetrical growth in pathological calcifications in biomimetic strategies such as in in vitro microfluidic experiments.
JT developed and implemented the Biological Evaluation plug-in.
Biomimetics focuses on the basic science by fundamentally exploring the principles of biological systems, while bioinspiration focuses on the applied engineering by technologically implementing the principles from biological systems.
Artificial neural networks are distributed computing systems implementing the functionality characterizing biological neural networks.
Central among the thorniest aspects of implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is how to make progress on the Convention's objectives of guaranteeing appropriate access to genetic sources and arranging for the equitable sharing of benefits derived from these sources.
In the Baltic countries Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, it is considered by the Environmental Protection Ministries (a branch of government charged with implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity) to be regionally extinct, reported as "extinct or probably extinct".
