Sentence examples for rapidly incorporating from inspiring English sources
Rapidly incorporating the new innovation's information, systems, technology, and business logic into the corporate infrastructure.
"It's an exciting time to be in mobile – especially as a designer – with both platforms constantly evolving and rapidly incorporating cutting-edge design languages".
Our main concept in developing ESPResSo was to provide a user friendly and fast simulation tool which serves at the same time as a research platform capable of rapidly incorporating the latest algorithmic developments in the field of soft matter sciences.
To apply EBP successfully health care professionals have to acquire certain skills in obtaining, critically appraising and rapidly incorporating scientific evidence into clinical practice [ 3].
These initiatives are rapidly incorporating modern genetic tools and techniques such as genomic selection and QTL analysis, techniques that depend on an accurate genetic map and genome assembly.
The plethora of exon architectures (e.g., cassette exons, mutually exclusive exons, alternative splice sites, alternative transcriptional starts and stops), the variations in confidences of transcript annotations, and the necessity of rapidly incorporating new genomic knowledge has led to a dynamic design for reconstituting exons into genes.
This 14C is rapidly incorporated into the dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) reservoir and marine calcifying organisms, e.g. molluscs, readily utilise DIC for shell formation.
Through this newly developed system, arbitrary protein genes can be rapidly incorporated into self-cleaving tag expression vectors, and their products purified using convenient platform methods.
During the evolution of reproduction and variation, which are the two basic properties of organisms that not only are required for natural selection but are also subject to it, sexual reproduction has become ideally adapted to produce the right amount of variation and to allow new combinations of traits to be rapidly incorporated into an individual.
Ammonium ions are rapidly incorporated into organic compounds by the action of GS (Masclaux-Daubresse et al. [2006]).
SIRS criteria were rapidly incorporated into the definition of sepsis during the first ACCP/SCCM consensus conference published two decades ago [2].
