Sentence examples for inserted to one from inspiring English sources
In Gloria Hoppin's variation on the rectangular targetlike "Housetop" design, also from the mid-70's, the eureka moment comes from an equally off-kilter stroke: a stripe of red inserted to one side in the central orange square.
A half-cut 4 mL glass vial was inserted to one end as a cap.
For hemolymph collection from the larvae aged days 4 5 and all the pupae aged days 1 5, a disposable glass micro-capillary pipette (5 μL) was inserted to one side (two-thirds down from head in the body) of the larva and pupa, avoiding deep cuts and drawing hemolymph liquid by capillary action.
The facet type of each segment was confirmed using μLEED, in which a 400 nm diameter aperture was inserted to selectively illuminate one NW segment at a time, Figure 6 b d.
After setting up the reservoir fluids in the porous media (Fig. 4a), a capillary tube was inserted close to one side of the beaker (Fig. 4b).
The genes were inserted one by one to create strains that overexpressed different combination of the scGAL genes; URA3ex and LEU2ex were used as selection markers.
Ten propagules were planted (propagules were inserted up to one-third of their length into the soil) in each bag on 15 December 2007.
To further validate this model, we inserted one to three Gly-Ser dipeptides (GS) between amino acid R27 and T28 of Kir6.2, a position before the structured Kir6.2 CTD and not conserved in the primary sequence (Fig. 2G), suggesting this position is not directly involved in SUR1 binding.
A FreeStyle Navigator CGM (Abbott Diabetes Care, Alameda, CA) was inserted one to two days before the study, either by a research nurse or the patient herself after training.
Another advantage of the insert is that this method requires only two simple maneuvers, one to insert and one to withdraw the device, thus reducing patients' discomfort and saving time for the nursing staff, compared to having to administer drops to patients every 15 minutes.
BOX, RUP and SPRITE elements are frequently found together in clusters, and appear to have inserted into one another on a number of occasions.
