Sentence examples for integrated transformation from inspiring English sources
β-xylosidase gene in the integrated transformation cassette was expressed and the produced enzyme functioned.
Leader Sir Albert Bore said that in the past different organisations had had "silo approaches" and needed to be brought together under a system the council referred to as "integrated transformation".
Orion's Method is combining the physical, mental, sensual and spiritual aspects to create an integrated transformation.
This Handbook aims to be a creative dialogue in this space that integrates transformation theory and practice.
In this paper we investigated the applicability of the simplified depth integrated wave transformation model SWASH for wave overtopping estimation of impermeable coastal structures in shallow foreshores.
To test this, the pdc2Δ519 mutation was first integrated by transformation and homologous recombination into the genome of the commercial EC1118 and the native Mab2C wine yeasts.
That means the CTO's role will shift from aligning technology to applying technology to accelerate business strategy, from communicating technology plans to the executive team to integrating a transformation imperative and applying the process to all executive-level planning.
Too often, executives neglect to fully integrate digital transformation into their strategy and leave digital initiatives exclusively to an IT group — which may be operationally and physically siloed from the rest of the company.
9. Ron Miller wrote about what it actually takes to integrate digital transformation into a large enterprise, concluding that companies must think more creatively about their digital future and the effect that will have across the organization.
In the general case of equation (3), not all species' amounts can be computed by integrating the transformation N ν → : the change of some model quantities may be given in the form of rate rules by function g → (Q →, t ).
The method relies on homologous integrative transformation with a plasmid that can integrate in two orientations, only one of which will disrupt the target gene function.
