Sentence examples for modifications has allowed from inspiring English sources
In addition, a better understanding of genetic modifications has allowed us to study the impact that genetically modified crop plants may have on the environment.
Au NPs have been most intensively investigated for imaging applications over the last few decades; well-established methods of Au NP synthesis and surface modifications have allowed for control over their morphology-dependent optical properties [7 13].
Subsequent catalyst modifications have allowed for improvement in selectivity in the key step.
Although conventional RNA-seq techniques have been reported to show highly variable coverage across genes and operons, technical modifications have allowed quantitative gene expression studies to be successfully undertaken [ 52, 57, 58].
Enzyme modification has allowed great flexibility in the properties of these new grades.
This modification has allowed us to perform a wide variety of genetic manipulations, without affecting the amino acid sequence of the nsPs, and to further investigate 51-nt CSE functioning.
The addition of a third dimension to the previously reported "coupled-column" systems, and further modifications made, has allowed for optimal identification, separation, and quantitation of micro-components in complex mixtures.
Integration of the expression status and of the differential DNA methylation status with histone modification profiles has allowed us to distinguish histone modifications associated with imprinting from those more often associated with developmental repression.
Chemical modification of proteins has allowed the synthesis of a variety of probes via introduction of synthetic post-translational modifications and a variety of fluorescent, radiolabelled and affinity tags.
Since 1996, genetic engineering has allowed modifications of insulin yielding to multiple modified insulins with different pharmacokinetic and/or pharmacodynamic properties.
The bulk modification of the CNT has allowed for the development of an inexpensive and facile electrode design, in which the CNT are packed into a small cavity.
