Sentence examples for insert and remove from inspiring English sources

While there is a significant difference between A. mellifera and Bombus spp. in the number of pollinia they insert and remove, there are some inconsistent differences in the rate of change in insertions and removals as floral-display size increases; for example, insertions per visit increased as inflorescence size increased for both taxa at the same rate.

The only drawback is that it requires a trained health worker to insert and remove the implant.

Doctors who prescribe the medication must be trained in how to surgically insert and remove the four one-inch-long set of rods.

Those helicopters are designed to insert and remove elite Air Force commandos, including target spotters, deep behind enemy lines without detection.

One heavy-duty machine stamped sheet steel into hollow driver heads; on either side of a different machine, two men used tweezers to insert and remove driver faces into which the machine pressed horizontal grooves.

Simple adjustments such as making sure retail and restaurant staff know how to locate and safely set up access ramps, or offer to carry items to the checkout and insert and remove cards from card readers, could encourage more young disabled people to make use of their local high street, it said.

HiCUP places aligned di-tags on an in silico digested genome to calculate the theoretical length of the Hi-C insert and removes those not falling within the range set by the size-selection step of the protocol.

This leads to fumbling, and yet more distraction, as music and navigation disks are inserted and removed.

The lumps mark the spots where, over the last decade, needles have been inserted and removed, again and again, for dialysis.

Algorithms have been developed for efficiently manipulating such lists—searching for, inserting, and removing items.

Earlier this month, the camp authorities confirmed that they were using special 'restraint chairs' and nasal tubes, inserted and removed at each feeding, to break despairing prisoners' hunger strikes.