Sentence examples for integration proficiency from inspiring English sources

It is thus tempting to speculate that the lower targeted DNA integration proficiency of hybrid vector genomes in HeLa cells is a consequence of the higher genetic instability of these tumor cells causing a substantial fraction of vector genomes to insert randomly at double-stranded breaks possibly through non-homologous end-joining as observed with rep-negative rAAV DNA [41].

Such particles are devoid of Vpr and retain their transgene-transferring capability and integration proficiency, with the latter property depending on the vector-contained IN-protein composition [ 8, 10].

As shown in Fig. 2B, not only FL-derived cDC but also FL-derived pDC could be efficiently transduced with lentiviral vectors, regardless of their integration proficiencies.

Naturalisation of first-generation immigrants is associated with a certain level of integration, language proficiency and an increased probability of staying in the country.6 It is hypothesised that the acquisition of citizenship serves as a signal for these characteristics.

Such approaches are particularly useful in Process Systems Engineering (PSE) and Process Integration (PI), where proficiency in the use of methodologies for problem-solving is paramount.

Zoran's proficiency in integration delivers major benefits for OEM customers, including greater capabilities within each product generation, reduced system costs, and shorter time to market.

The finding of this study is consistent with of Hsu et al. (2008), who claimed no age difference on the teacher's proficiency of ICT integration.

One innovative idea from China's curriculum is the proposal of cultivating students' "Chinese accomplishment", which is the integration of Chinese language knowledge, proficiency, feelings, thinking patterns, morals, aesthetic, personality, and learning habits (Baidu encyclopaedia 2016).

There were some variables in the survey that could potentially serve as measures of integration, such as Dutch language proficiency or ethnic identity.

Among his proposals to improve integration is banning those without high proficiency in English from some public sector jobs that involve working closely with people, such as home helps.

Delander, Lennart, Mats Hammarstedt, Jonas Mansson and Erik Nyberg (2005): "Integration of immigrants: The role of language proficiency and experience".