Sentence examples for introduced randomly from inspiring English sources

A commercial poly acrylic acid) (PAA, Mv = 150 000) has been labelled with low levels (0.4 to 3.1 mol%) of either pyrene, naphthalene or both chromophores introduced randomly along the chain.

Acetyl coupling sites were introduced randomly at either low (5 mol%) or high (30 mol%) target substitution levels on the latex particles by Friedel Crafts acylation with acetyl chloride and AlCl3 in nitrobenzene.

In fact, we have introduced randomly values of minimum confidence criteria denoted as MinC. Figure 6 sketches the statistics for the runtime obtained by IRORS versus the variation of the MinC values.

Mutant SZ288 having five point mutations (L35 V/L74F/V83T/L114 V/I116 V) shows high (S,S -selectivity (90 % ee), but the only polar amino acid (V83T) waS,S -selectivitydomly in the PCR process, and is not part of the library design.

Genotyping error was introduced randomly in the SNP genotypes of each individual with a given error rate.

We generated an alternate version of the reference where artificial SNPs were introduced randomly at a rate of 1 per 500 bp.

Previous studies have shown that the H. volcanii homologous recombination machinery functions for gene targeting [ 30- 32], and that the MuA-catalyzed in vitro DNA transposition reaction can be used to introduce randomly distributed insertions into any target DNA [ 33].

In order to determine the extent of which the BA22 genetic network is the result of chance, we introduced 5000 randomly generated control networks by randomly selecting 472 genes from 32560 official human genome gene symbols.

The adaptive image filtering and adaptive image segmentation algorithms have been introduced to randomly hide a compressed and encrypted secret message into a cover image.

In the first experiment, new community-based early childhood development (ECD) centers were introduced to randomly chosen villages that had no pre-existing structured ECD services.

An eight-tap delay line model is introduced to randomly generate the channel impulse response (CIR) of each link.