Sentence examples for indicated embedded from inspiring English sources

Wild-type mouse cerebella were dissected at different postnatal ages, fixed in alcohol/acetic acid (95% /5% or paraformaldehyde (4%) as indicated, embedded in paraffin, sliced, and mounted on silanized glass (Silane, Sigma Co., St . Louis MO, USA).

To add an educational element, Indicated embedded a few trigger points in the environment that show additional content such as educational videos, which appear as virtual billboards hovering in front of the user.

Green colour indicates embedding of GFP into either the core or the shells, respectively.

As the numerical results indicate, embedding Lévy flights made a tremendous improvement towards solving the local optima problem of the traditional PSO.

TEM photographs indicated that embedding Si atom was effective to decreased grain sizes of 5 10 nm.

Results from the SA algorithm application indicate that embedded emissions and cost are closely related and that more environmentally-friendly solutions than the lowest cost solution are available at a cost increment which is quite acceptable in practice.

If the exercise of taste indicates values embedded in or pertinent to our experience of architecture, an extension into the moral sphere demands that we cherish and seek to promote beauty and other aesthetic values not merely for ourselves but as well for others.

With embedded pipes, however, the ST design has a higher NCOTES (+1% to +100%, depending on the discharge cut-off temperature), indicating that embedded piping is the biggest cost driver and that the elimination of piping should be a priority in ST systems.

These data indicate the embedded HIV-1 protease readily cleaves within pGPfs-1C GagProPol at the p2/NC junction yielding MA-p2 and NC-IN products and that the blocking mutations do not adversely affect processing at the initial site.

In respect to England and Wales, however, our analysis adds to other evidence indicating improvements embedded within the health system will, if not disrupted, soon translate into improved survival (Appleby, 2011; Pritchard and Hickish, 2011).

We thought that the gastric acid secretion of a nerve-free stomach could gradually recover over time, which was demonstrated by comparing the 3- and 6-month data, while no obvious change in acid regurgitation rate was observed, similar to other published results that indicated that embedding in the proximate stomach presented an antireflux effect.