Sentence examples for incorporating a template from inspiring English sources

Although considerable care is invested in ensuring the diligent use of electronic templates in general practice, much less attention is paid to how these are actually used by clinicians, or to the possibility that incorporating a template might profoundly change the way in which care is 'enacted' by professionals, and experienced by patients.

In this article we describe some of our initial efforts to design small molecules αvβ3 ligands incorporating an indole core template and an oxyguanidine as basic ending.

Hypertext markup language (HTML) output is also available and incorporates a query-template sequence alignment view as well as DFIRE and GB22 scores.

Each plate also incorporated a no-template control.

It is also possible that dGTP was incorporated by a template slippage mechanism, when the misaligned template guided incorporation of dGTP opposite +2 "C" in the template and, after immediate realignment.

Components of the patient journey derived from a content analysis of the medical interviews, were incorporated into a template.

The interview guide was pilot tested with a user and non-user of e-prescribing systems, and was incorporated into a template to facilitate computer data entry during the interviews.

Results show that when individual subject MR head images are not available to construct subject-specific head models, accurate EEG source localization should employ a four- or five-layer BEM template head model incorporating an accurate skull conductivity estimate and warped to 64 or more accurately 3-D measured and co-registered electrode positions.

The series of compounds described herein incorporates a change to that chemical template, replacing the amide functional group in the linker chain with a 1,2,3-triazole group.

Ergatis consists of a web interface for building workflows, a processing engine for execution and reusable components and templates that incorporate a suite of bioinformatics tools and tasks.

Rev1 is a template-dependent deoxycytidyl transferase that accurately incorporates a dC opposite dG but is not able to efficiently incorporate opposite other template nucleotides (106).