Sentence examples for insert in order to from inspiring English sources

They attach these to the genetic payload they plan to insert, in order to find out quickly if it has arrived at its destination.

Laboratory tests on ceramic insert dies have verified the superior performance of the Zirconia and Silicon Nitride ceramic insert in order to prolong maintenance life.

Yet little studies have been conducted related to cost analysis in hard turning of AISI 4340 steel using coated carbide insert in order to verify its economical feasibility and cutting performance.

We opted to choose this water-filled torso phantom with cardiac insert in order to provide a more realistic geometrical setup for scatter and tracer distribution, rather than the standard NEMA phantom used during standardized performance testing of the system.

The main motivation of this paper is first to evaluate through a design of experiment (DOE) modeling, the impact on RF inductor performances of dummy metal fills inserted inside the coils, and then determine the right metal fill density to insert in order to be compliant with Digital metal density rules without degrading their electrical performances.

The mouse kidneys were transferred to a Petri dish with a silicone insert in order to remove adipose tissue around the kidney.

Recently published guidance from the European Board of Anesthesiology [ 18] and the American Society of Regional Anaesthesia [ 19] outline the requirement for training in epidural catheter insertion, but do not specifically address the frequency with which catheters should be inserted in order to maintain competence.

With available technology, they say, scientists would have to know exactly where the gene was inserted in order to identify it, which would most likely require muscle biopsies.

There are anecdotes in this autobiography that feel as if they were inserted in order to justify the publishers' no doubt substantial advance – the knickerless baroness and Berlusconi's "bunga-bunga" room come to mind.

The result is a little choppy, but the weakness of the show lies not so much in its choreography as in the action that the directors have inserted in order to plump up the allegory.

Ms Porter told The Telegraph: "It is shocking that people are electing to have naso-gastric tubes inserted in order to lose weight, usually reserved to treat sick or chronically ill people.