Sentence examples for integrate into a single from inspiring English sources
Functional reproduction of discontinuous antigenic site D of foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) has been achieved by means of synthetic peptide constructions that integrate into a single molecule each of the three protein loops that define the antigenic site.
As the Earth plunged into the Ice Age, a pre-Illinoian (or possibly the Illinoian) glaciation diverted the Missouri River southeastwards towards its present confluence with the Mississippi and caused it to integrate into a single river system that cuts across the regional slope.
At this point a key question arises: how are these binary switch circuits which readily explain the binary nature of the respective decision by progenitors, integrate into a single network that orchestrates the hierarchical development of pancreas progenitor to the various cell lineages by activating the correct fate decision in the appropriate cells (Fig. 1)?
In addition all SNPs were found to integrate into a single syntenic group, unlike SSRs which integrate across groups, which implies the majority of SNPs are subgenome specific and will be useful for breeding as identifying a unique position in the genome.
A system in package (SiP) is a number of integrated circuits integrated into a single module.
When multiple LGs were integrated into a single LG of the integrated map, they were numbered using capital letters with underbars (e.g. LG1B_1 and LG1B_2).
In the integrated biodiesel production, the normally separated biocatalyst preparation and enzyme-mediated biotransformation were integrated into a single step, thus bypassing the costly enzyme extraction and preparation.
However, it is important that these various tests are integrated into a single tool so that patients can get accurate, fast results with a single visit.
When a low C appeared beneath an upper line, he urged, "Don't connect!" — he wanted the voices kept separate instead of integrated into a single flowing line.
When we look at the real world, our eyes see two slightly different two-dimensional images, which the brain integrates into a single image in three dimensions.
