Sentence examples for interest of the technical from inspiring English sources

"We welcome the interest of the technical community," Mr. Savage said.

In the human adrenal, the mitochondrial cytochrome P450 enzyme CYP11B1 catalyses the conversion of 11-deoxycortisol to cortisol, a key reaction in cortisol biosynthesis that in addition is of fundamental interest for the technical synthesis of glucocorticoids.

These technical details are of primary interest to the technical community but are often buried in supplements, and thus do not bestow the appropriate credit on the scientists who developed the methods.

The most suitable parameters for ITEX needle injections depend on the volatility of the analytes of interest and the technical configuration of the GC.

Our main outcomes of interest were the technical difficulty of intubation and immediate procedural complications.

In parallel with this, the need for qualified labor force increased the level of interest of the vocational and technical universities in the subject and especially the number of logistics programs in vocational schools improved significantly.

Jed Mercurio on Line of Duty takes a deep interest in the technical aspects of filming – the cameras and lighting and editing – while Steven Moffat is primarily interested in the scripts.

While many design details which will be important to the installation and implementation of the ITER beams have been worked out during this time, this paper focuses upon those changes to the overall design concept which might be of general interest within the technical community.

Mr. Selmoni said that women are increasingly showing interest in the technical aspects of watches, including greater appreciation of the mechanical craftsmanship.

Steidl, whose father worked as a cleaner in the presses of the local newspaper, had developed a precocious interest in the technical aspects of printing, and one day he asked the librarians if he might examine the book.

He called his fellow team principals "mechanics" and scorned the notion that the audience – the sort of audience that he was after anyway – had any real interest in the technical side of the sport.