Sentence examples for incorporation methodologies from inspiring English sources
In this review, an up-to-date account of such polymer-based supports and incorporation methodologies are presented.
We describe the contribution of in vivo UAA incorporation methodologies to enzyme engineering as well as the future prospects for the field, including the integration of UAAs with other new advances in enzyme engineering.
The physical properties of the Au chitosan microparticles can be controlled by varying the molecular weight of the chitosan employed and the AuNP incorporation methodology.
Initial studies using erythrocyte incorporation methodology demonstrated that it was as well absorbed as ferrous sulfate [ 16].
This separation allows the incorporation of methodology-specific issues into the checklist.
We intend to do further research including a multi-centre study, with the incorporation of more methodologies and the possible use of hybrid models.
Finally, future research in this area may benefit from the incorporation of novel methodologies [including for example geographic information systems (GIS)] to determine the geographic distribution and coverage of services that would most effectively meet the needs of this vulnerable IDU subpopulation.
The issue of mean recurrence interval is not addressed in the presented results, but its future incorporation within the methodology is discussed.
Further work envisions the incorporation of this methodology into the application dependent or general purpose filter optimization, its implication into the imaging pipeline and practical realizations of filter and practical evaluation of SFA cameras.
To validate applicability of proposed methodology, incorporation of Cytochrome bo3 ubiquinol oxidase (Cyt-bo3) into biomimetic membrane was performed by in vitro expression technique which was further monitored by surface plasmon enhanced fluorescence spectroscopy (SPFS).
Adoption must rely not only on incorporation of the methodology, but acceptance or adaptation of the knowledge content of CDS involving at least two of the three life cycle processes.
