Sentence examples for introduced in combination with from inspiring English sources
Two distinct gRNAs flanking the target region are introduced in combination with a catalytically active Cas9.
All respondents agreed that any additional prevention option that was not as efficacious as condoms would have to be introduced in combination with comprehensive educational programmes as an addition to the existing HIV prevention messages and, if done so correctly, could have a positive impact on condom use.
In the 1930's Alan Barach introduced helium in combination with oxygen, heliox, to the medical world.
In conclusion, the new CV terms introduced here, in combination with the already available PSI-MI toolkit, provide an adequate solution to describe cooperative interactions using the current version of the PSI-MI format.
Studies are in progress to introduce hpVIR in combination with self-sampling of vaginal fluid at home (Gustavsson et al, 2009b).
To achieve PTEN deletion in the tumors, we introduced RCAS-Cre in combination with RCAS-PDGF-B to nestin-t-va/ink4a-arf-/-/ptenfl/fl mice, which generated tumors that were PTEN null (Fig. 1B).
Moreover, the ANTXR2 residues G153 and L154 strengthened the ANTXR1 molecular clamp when they were introduced together, especially in combination with residue Q88 and additional β4-α4 loop residues (ANTXR2 residues 152 157), at corresponding positions of the ANTXR1 receptor.
They are being introduced into organs in combination with other substances which selectively bind to various tissues or tissue fluids.
Many countries have meanwhile introduced mandatory participation in combination with public reporting instead of voluntary participation and confidential data feedback.
In addition, 100 n m anti-miR-125a-5p anti-miR-125a-5p anti-miR-125a-5p anti-miR-125a-5pRiboBiombination with 50 n m RTEF-1 SiRNA usinGuangzhoutamine™ RNAiMAX (Invitrogen) in OEChina
A booster dose was introduced in 2010 in combination with inactivated polio vaccine, but polio control was the driver for this, not Hib disease.
