Sentence examples for nuclear competence from inspiring English sources

The final objective of this project is to reach a conclusion on the potential of the HPLWR to help sustain the nuclear option, by supplying competitively priced electricity, as well as to continue the nuclear competence in LWR technology.

With reference to the East Asian experience in developing nuclear competence, participation with international cooperation in the research and development of Generation IV and nuclear fusion reactor systems could demonstrate strategic entry points for countries with a long-term plan to derive indigenous nuclear reactor technologies.

Among others, "networking to maintain nuclear competence through education and training", was recommended in 2001 by an expert panel to the European Commission [EUR, 19150 EN, Strategic issues related to a 6th Euratom Framework Programme (2002 2006). Scientific and Technical Committee Euratom, pp. 14].

First, this assay generates multiplex high throughput data that not only measures AR transcriptional reporter gene activity, but also two other upstream steps linked to transcriptional competence (nuclear translocation and hyperspeckling).

Visual assessment alone can allow the inadvertent selection of sperm with compromised developmental, nuclear and cytoplasmic competence.

"The influence of nuclear content on developmental competence of gaur x cattle hybrid in vitro fertilized and somatic cell nuclear transfer embryos".

The pre-60S acquires competence for nuclear export at the late nucleoplasmic stage and undergoes final maturation in the cytoplasm (Matsuo et al., 2014; Greber et al., 2015; Weis et al., 2015; Ma et al., 2017; Malyutin et al., 2017).

While SMRs are still under design and development (some under demonstration), ASEAN needs to build up competence in nuclear energy through training and education, and international and regional cooperation.

The 99mTc-EC-DG scans were reviewed blindly and independently by a single physician certified by the American Board of Nuclear Medicine and the American Board of Radiology (as a diagnostic radiologist with special competence in nuclear radiology).

The use of the binding phenomenon between sperm and hyaluronan facilitates the selection of individual sperm with increased developmental and cytoplasmic maturity, nuclear integrity and functional competence thereby reducing the potentially adverse effects exerted by the pathogenesis inherent in the paternal genome.

These data are relevant to women undergoing assisted conception, as pyruvate is the key energy substrate for the pentose phosphate pathway and so plays a central role in generating the nucleotides which are essential for oocyte nuclear maturation and developmental competence (Sutton-McDowall et al., 2010).