Sentence examples for methods incorporation from inspiring English sources

Incorporation of nanoparticles into the scaffolds was achieved by two different methods: incorporation within the scaffold fibers (NP IN) and on the fibers (NP ON).

The dominant factors influencing losses can be categorized as: manure characteristics (dry matter content, pH, NH4 N content), application methods (incorporation, time of application), soil properties (soil moisture, soil texture, soil pH), and environmental factors (temperature, wind speed, rainfall, relative humidity).

Cell proliferation was measured using two different methods: incorporation of 5′-bromo-2′-deoxyuridine (BrdU) and metabolic conversion of 3- 4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl -5- 3-carboxymethoxyphenyl -2- 4-sulphophenyl -2 H-tetrazolium (MTS).

To confirm the sustained growth arrest by a second method, incorporation of BrdU into H69 cells that had been exposed to 100 nM geldanamycin was also assessed.

In any case, this trend illustrates an advantage of the lipase method in the production of biodiesel, because in the alkaline method, incorporation of the free fatty acid leading to soap formation should be avoided.

After the establishment of the peripheral leucocyte culture method incorporation with the fixation and staining methods, it became possible to identify human chromosome abnormalities associated with specific congenital defects [ 6].

The extensive use of analytic methods, the incorporation of applied subjects, and the adoption of a pragmatic attitude to questions of logical rigour distinguished the new mathematics from traditional geometry.

The advantage of the "host:guest" system is the simplicity and reproducibility that is better than that obtained using the other methods of incorporation presented above.

The possibility of controlling the structure of thin films prepared by ion beam assisted methods by incorporation of Ar into their structure is discussed.

Advances in molecular methods and incorporation of novel analytical techniques (e.g. coalescent approaches; [40]) have produced a flood of literature examining phylogeographic patterns for many species, often identifying areas that constituted past refugia (see [5] for one review).

(b) Methods for incorporation of historical data.