Sentence examples for produced the complete from inspiring English sources
The other type was more stable and produced the complete replacement of a genomic fragment by another with different genes.
We then produced the complete set of DNA sequences, which differ from the original by one nucleotide, by mutating all individual positions but keeping the rest of the sequence intact.
This work also produced the complete set of transcripts present in the wild type wasp testis, including those generated from a large number of new transcribed regions as well as from genes represented in the annotated reference genome (Akbari et al. 2013).
They say if you gave an infinite number of monkeys an infinite number of typewriters, one would eventually produce the complete works of Shakespeare.
It's an unequal partnership: one-part you flailing sloppily at the keyboard, like one of those monkeys scientists have got locked in a room with a typewriter trying to get it to produce the complete works of Shakespeare (which is, by the way, totally unnecessary.
An appeals court disagreed today, ordering Uber to produce the complete log without redactions.
The geometric stiffness must be added to the mechanical stiffnesses of the contacts to produce the complete stiffness.
Solution B contained 20.0 g FeSO4·7H2O and 200.0 ml distilled water, which was filter-sterilized and then mixed with Solution A (above) to produce the complete medium.
From these XRD results, it can be said that an ammoniating temperature is the key parameter in producing the complete transformation of Ga2O3 to GaN since it takes only a short ammoniating time of 15 min.
In this paper, an automatic mesh generation method, which is for a uni-planar tubular K-joint containing an arbitrary surface crack located along the chord weld toe, is developed for producing the complete finite element mesh model.
Through the tomography we observed that the intervertebral disc spaces (both annulus fibrosus and nucleus pulposus) are totally ossified, producing the complete ankylosis of the vertebrae (Figure 2F and G, Video S2 and S4).
