Sentence examples for observed to introduce from inspiring English sources

Although these have sometimes been observed to introduce spermatozoa into females this resulted in the degradation of the sperm nucleus [ 32] and reproduction was still mitotic.

Furthermore, α-dA was observed to introduce a kink at the modified nucleoside site and result in an expansion of the minor groove by 18°.

This is the case in the Arabidopsis population used successfully by the Seattle TILLING Project where rare contaminants have been observed to introduce polymorphisms in multiple genes in the same individual [ 18, 41].

After patterning, conjugated ohgomers are introduced and they are observed to be subsequently chemisorbed onto the patterned sites.

(Oncologist D07) It was rare in meetings observed for anyone to introduce more complex patient-centred information, such as comorbidities, psychosocial and supportive care needs or patient preferences.

This article observes the attempts to introduce modern international approaches to kindergarten design in the Russian regions and it aims to set the discussion about the importance of the open, flexible and child-centered spaces, as well as the creation of new learning environments for the early childhood development system in Russia.

After carefully observing, we have to introduce the piecewise continuous space with weighted norm to deal with the singular term appearing in the initial condition via a new singular impulsive Gronwall inequality, which is the main difficult to be solved by us.

An effective means of mitigating the destructive HeNB interference observed by UE is to introduce the concept of resource partitioning, such that HeNB is denied access to RBs,, that are assigned to UE.

Furthermore, the prototyping process model in this research will help in the formulation of guidelines for the educational process, which in turn will help not merely to make intricate engineering products but also to introduce observed results into the architectural design process.

Deliberative processes, including third-party certification schemes, were initiated and observed with the aim to introduce sustainable biofuel production schemes that would integrate those formerly excluded stakeholders with new technology; in everyday practice, every actor in the field would then become a winner [4, 36].

The marked undercount of food outlets and the geospatial inaccuracies observed have the potential to introduce bias into studies evaluating the impact of the built food environment.