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You can use it to describe something that has been placed into a larger whole. For example, "The professor inserted a question from the study guide into the test."
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Moreover, while the miR1125 precursor sequence deposited in the miRBase found a significant match (81% identity) entirely included in the inserted sequence, the miR1118 precursors sequence matched (100% identity) only partially into the insertion while it spanned also the very last part of the 3′UTR of the TaCaM genes.
Successful insertion of eGFP was detected by PCR using primers embedded in the inserted sequence and genomic sequences (Fig. 3A,C; supplementary material Fig. S6).
It's the same reason that much of what the hair babies do — in the main story and in the inserted fable — remains off-screen, unspoken but understood.
When the rice gene is switched on, it simultaneously turns on a cascade of activity in the inserted DNA packet: one result is that a "reporter" gene -- Cambia's comes from bacteria -- begins producing a protein that has no effect on the plant but can be used by researchers to figure out where the packet has landed in the rice genome and how powerfully the nearby rice gene is working.
Thus metal ions may migrate out of the soil and precipitate in the inserted solution.
The positions of O, A, and B in Fig. 6a are indicated in the inserted figure.
The red rectangle in the inserted map represents the studied area.
Kubelka Munk transformed reflectance spectra are shown in the inserted image of Fig. 3.
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All women in the study inserted misoprostol themselves at home.
(Card issuers usually disclose the fees only in the inserts that come with new cards).
This is highlighted in the insert in Fig. 4.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com