Sentence examples for ipp it from inspiring English sources

Whilst excessive workload was cited as a driver of IPP, it was most often viewed as an impediment to interprofessional working.

Although E. coli possesses a native MEP pathway that supplies the intermediates DMAPP and IPP, it cannot produce α-pinene because of the absence of α-pinene synthase.

Even though monoterpenoids and C13-norisoprenoids share a common precursor, isopentenyl diphosphate (IPP), it is reasonable to assume that the divergent pathways giving rise to their production are under different genetic controls.

They also believe that it is logistically and geographically easier for them to engage in IPP than it is for their metropolitan counterparts.

Kafka could indeed have invented the indeterminate sentence for public protection (IPP), but it is even more iniquitous than described in your article (Defunct law that keeps thousands in jail is branded absurd by Clarke, 31 May).

Since β-NA with various self-assembled aggregates can act as nucleating templates for the subsequent nucleation of iPP matrix, it is conceivable that the crystallization behavior of the iPP matrix can be altered.

Similar to iPP and EP, it was also found that the stabilization efficiency in the phenol systems is higher than that in phenol-free systems.

For the small IPP prototype sources it has been found, that both, the absolute value of the magnetic flux density in the extraction region as well as its integral along the distance from plasma driver to plasma grid has an important influence on the performance of the source.

There was also recognition that some clinicians don't readily engage in IPP and that it takes time to build the conditions and processes necessary to develop knowledge and trust in each other's skills.

Accordingly, it can be inferred that EbP fraction has good compatibility with both EPR and iPP fraction, and indeed it confirms that the compatibilization effect of EbP fraction in IPC was good.

"Everything looks, to an extremely high accuracy, exactly as it should," IPP's Thomas Sunn Pedersen says.