Sentence examples for more complete connection from inspiring English sources

However, this is the first report which reveals more complete connection of the enzymes in the xenobiotic metabolism pathway in S. japonicum.

Her duets were varied, running from cool beauty in her first encounter with Edgardo (Mr. Álvarez) to more complete emotional connection in her Act II scene with her brother Enrico.

The more complete assignments of the connection domain included with the present study provide further substantiation of this hypothesis.

We also asked GPs if they wanted a purely technical endoscopic procedure or a more complete gastroenterological consultation in connection with the gastroscopy.

In the present study, we report more complete assignments for the connection and RH domain resonances based on extensive mutagenesis studies.

The approach of using optogenetics in combination with quantitative analysis, as used in these two independent studies, is now opening the door to a more complete understanding of the connections between the activities of sensory nerve cells and perception and behavior.

For a more complete notification of a denied connection, specialized templates are defined, combining all participating filters.

Application of the finite element method for the elasto-plastic stress analysis of interference fitted connections gives more complete and accurate results than the traditional method.

Application of the finite element method (FEM) for the three-dimensional stress analysis of interference fitted connections gives more complete and accurate results than the traditional method.

We review these mechanisms and suggest that a greater appreciation of the diversity in eukaryotic form has led to a more complete understanding of the evolutionary connections between organelles and the unexpected routes by which this diversity has been reached.

Mutagenesis-based assignments of the isoleucine δ-methyl resonances arising from the connection domains provide a more complete description of the changes taking place in this highly plastic region of the protein.