Sentence examples for methodology to engineer from inspiring English sources

A methodology to engineer roughened inorganic nanostructures on zeolites by deposition and growth of metal hydroxides is reported.

One such approach would be to combine the organoid technology with methodologies to engineer the culture environment, particularly the three-dimensional scaffold materials, to generate intestines that exquisitely recapitulate their original structures and functions.

KMC simulations also reveal potential methodologies to engineer guide RNA sequences with improved specificity by considering the invasion of guide RNAs into targeted DNA duplex.

We exploited the TALEN and CRISPR methodologies to engineer a cell line where the presence of an exogenous, inducible FXN gene rescues the cells from the knockout of the two endogenous FXN genes.

The design methodology used to engineer the system is reported.

This chapter shows the basic operation of broadband amplitude-modulated microwave equipment and the essential calculations and methodology required to engineer amplitude-modulated microwave links (AMLs).

The lack of adequate soil resources for phytostabilizing sulfidic tailings at many metal mines has necessitated the development of methodology to ecologically engineer soil from weathered tailings through improving physicochemical and biological conditions.

Here we have described a methodology to genetically engineer E. ictaluri without the use of antibiotic-resistance genes in the final strain.

In this work we propose high energy irradiation as a synthetic methodology of choice to engineer hydrogel-based delivery devices for encapsulation and pulsatile release of proteins, triggered by pH, and for prevention of their denaturation when encapsulated.

We apply our methodology to re-engineer an established topology control algorithm, kTC, and evaluate it in a network simulation study to show the practical applicability of our approach.

We conclude that this methodology can be employed to engineer X. dendrorhous to interrupt or increase gene copy number of several combinations of genes in only one transformation event.