Sentence examples for involved introduction from inspiring English sources
The metabolic engineering approaches involved introduction of additional copies of transcription factor SEF1 and IMH3 (coding for IMP dehydrogenase) orthologs from Debaryomyces hansenii, and the homologous genes RIB1 and RIB7, encoding GTP cyclohydrolase II and riboflavin synthetase, the first and the last enzymes of riboflavin biosynthesis pathway, respectively.
The other approach involved introduction of cis-Apc in position 2 of oxytocin and its analogues [Mpa]OT and [Cpa]OT.
Although designed to safeguard the participants and researchers involved, introduction of these regulatory processes has often resulted in significant time delays and inflated research costs.
In subsequent work, which involved introduction of MAGGY into a wheat strain (Br48), it was demonstrated that a siRNA-dependent mechanism that involves Dicer 2 was required to suppress MAGGY transposition [ 51].
Recent research work by Delpiano et al. [16] involves introduction of a term called collateral anomaly.
We present a simple, single step process to produce hierarchical ZnO architectures which involves introduction of Cd(CH3COO 2 and electrochemical deposition under hydrothermal conditions.
Some exploratory experiments are reviewed, involving introduction of glocal memory into Hopfield neural networks, and also into economic attention networks as utilized in the OpenCog and Novamente integrated AI architectures.
We demonstrate here a stepwise protocol that involves introduction of hydrophilic moieties and coating with defined ECM components that support adhesion of endothelial cells, but not of blood platelets.
Chelation involves introduction of one or more agents that bind with lead and facilitate its excretion.
Part of this cooperation involves introduction of child friendly procedures during trial process for child victims, witnesses and offenders.
A possible extension of this approach would involve introduction of a latent variable representing an infant's true infection status.
