Sentence examples for inducing point from inspiring English sources

As plasticity sufficiently lowers local stress concentration at PCHE channel tips, PCHE type intermediate heat exchangers made of SS316 are anticipated to reliably assure compliance with design standards prescribed in the ASME standards, thanks to the structure temperature that is below the effective creep inducing point.

Magnetic field induction (B) varied, depending on the distance (d), from the inducing point applicator Z and averaged 500  μT.

Arsenic does not fall into the classic model of carcinogenesis because it is not efficient at inducing point mutations or initiating and promoting the development of tumors in experimental animals.

The feasibility of inducing point mutations in tumor suppressor genes and oncogenes in the liver was also demonstrated by co-injection of Cas9-sgRNA plasmids targeting β-catenin and a single-stranded DNA oligonucleotide donor carrying activating point mutations, resulting in hepatocytes with activation of β-catenin localizing in the nucleus [ 25].

The SNP frequency between JN177 and the sequences represented in the wheat EST database (JN177 vs Ta comparison) was only about one half of this level (5.77 per 1000 nt) (Table  2), demonstrating that the somatic hybridization process was effective in inducing point mutations.

Although inorganic arsenic compounds are ineffective in inducing point mutation in a variety of cultured cell systems (Oberley et al. 1982; Rossman et al. 1980), they cause chromosomal damage in a variety of in vitro (Hei et al. 1998; Jha et al. 1992; Lee et al. 1985a) and in vivo systems (Gonsebatt et al. 1997).

Though there are occasional excursions into Jacques Loussier territory (and even, at one squirm-inducing point, into the world of Richard Clayderman), as well as three interludes for Sheppard and Sriram to improvise, much of the realisation is discreet enough, though it was hard not to wish that MacGregor had just been playing the work herself, on the piano.

Point mutations are frequently the result of mistakes made during DNA replication, although modification of DNA, such as through exposure to X-rays or to ultraviolet radiation, also can induce point mutations.

N-Ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) is the preferred mutagen in forward genetic screens, because it is extremely potent in the premeiotic male germ line, where it induces point mutations.

Phase and microstructural changes demonstrated pronounced dependence on irradiation temperature, which we attributed to either enhanced annihilation of irradiation induced point defects or intermixing between the components of our multi-layered structure.

Many new mouse mutations are being developed through large-scale mutagenesis screens that use chemicals such as N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea to induce point mutations at a high rate.