Sentence examples for in terms of insert from inspiring English sources
Viruses have also proven useful, but are difficult to generate in high titers, have limitations in terms of insert and promoter size, and have associated biohazards that require special handling.
No significant differences were found between CoCr and OxZr groups in terms of PE insert damage, surface penetration, or wear.
This discussion is framed in terms of several insert types that are in either experimental or common use (Table 2).
Major General Julian Thompson has criticized the operation, claiming that although there was a great deal of planning in terms of how to insert the airborne troops, there was insufficient planning devoted to how they would be extracted.
Though such vectors have the advantage that they can spread systemically within a plant and can be readily transmitted in order to bulk up material, they suffer from disadvantages in terms of the size of insert which can be stably incorporated and raise issues of biocontainment.
Long polyurethane catheters inserted with ultrasound guidance and direct Seldinger technique appear to have several advantages over short cannulas in terms of success of insertion and of duration.
These novel techniques complement known accelerated tool life tests, and are expedient for industries that engage short production runs, in terms of selecting a suitable insert grade for an application, and determining optimal cutting conditions for the selected grade.
Thus, these two systems have complementary advantages over each other in terms of cloning capacity and insert stability.
Comparison with a regular alumina nanofluid in terms of Nusselt number is inserted.
Experimental results revealed that multilayer TiN coated insert performed better than uncoated and ZrCN coated carbide insert in terms of flank wear and surface roughness.
This study addresses these limitations and determines the optimum shape of the femoral component and ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) insert in terms of kinematics.
