Thus, large-scale insertions, which resulted mainly from bacteriophage integration, run contrary to the "true" phylogenetic signal by inserting many genes in one event as well as by putative parallel insertions into different strains.
He conformed readings of the codex to ecclesiastical use, inserting many accents, breathings, and vocal notes.
With so little time to insert many tactical changes, his best chance might be to infect his players with his enthusiasm, something they have lacked recently.
It inserts many of the same standard tags as HTML (such as P for paragraph and IMG for image), but it also allows people who create web pages to add more tags of their own.
Unless you're going to be simply rewriting news stories, or doing straight reporting, you'll probably insert many of your experiences and opinions into your writing.
For those within the religious traditions of Judaism, Islam, or Christianity, allegory is based on the inspired character of scripture into which God has inserted many layers of meaning.
To parody the horror genre, the developers inserted many film clichés into the story.
To make audiences not forget it was the same James Bond, just played by another actor, the producers inserted many references to the previous films, some as in-jokes.
McCullagh inserts many legal caveats into this piece, citing wiretapping laws (and their loopholes) and two-party consent laws (which differ wildly across states, so it's not possible to make a sweeping recommendation).
To successfully exploit promising shale formations, for instance, energy firms must insert many wells, since each fracking operation can only extend several hundred feet in any direction, requiring the establishment of noisy, polluting, and potentially hazardous drilling operations in well-populated rural and suburban areas.
In ICUs, physicians insert many central venous catheters every year.
