Sentence examples for insertion a small from inspiring English sources

For early detection of gene insertion, a small portion of leaf tissue (1 × 1 mm) was excised from small seedlings after 2 months recovery from the 3rd round hygromycin selection.

During the needle insertion, a small volume of blood, tissue, or both could have remained on the bevel surface and altered the reflective optical signals.

In addition, two unique restriction sites are created downstream of the promoter for insertion of a small DNA insert encoding a short hairpin RNA targeting the gene of interest.

One of these is the insertion of a small wooden cylinder, a dowel, into a hole in another stick of wood.

The proposed approach is based on a sensitivity analysis of a design function with respect to the insertion of a small obstacle in the fluid flow domain.

"Unlike with biopsy, the results are immediate and allow physicians to proceed with treatment". The procedure involves the insertion of a small microscope into the digestive tract, which provides doctors real-time images at the cellular level of tissue to determine if cells are cancerous.

Insertion of a small ODS column in the FIA manifold is very useful for enrichment of the analyte before detection.

Most cases of pneumothorax do not require any treatment, whereas in about 20% of procedures pneumothorax can be solved immediately after RFA by insertion of a small needle catheter.

A weak shoulder on the low energy (long wavelength) side of the experimental UV peak can be described by the insertion of a small additional peak centred in the range 395 to 399 nm (depending on the relative intensity used), with the effect that the main UV peak (curve A) is displaced by up to 0.04 to 3.84 eV.

This involves endoscopy (passing a fiberoptic tube through the stomach into the duodenum), identification of the ampulla of Vater and insertion of a small tube into the bile duct.

During controlled experiments, when VH was artificially induced in healthy subjects by the insertion of a small vertical prism (about 1°) during quiet standing, the postural control/performance was modified [27].