Sentence examples for reconstruct by from inspiring English sources

Here we reconstruct by transmission electron microscopy and single particle image reconstruction method the three dimensional arrangement of two neighbouring RrgB molecules, which represent the minimal repetitive structural domain of the native pilus.

The vacancies reconstruct by forming B B and N N bonds across the defect site, which are not as favorable as heteronuclear B N bonds.

Using these genetic blueprints it has become possible to reconstruct, by recombinant DNA technology, almost complete repertoires of the relevant allergens and their epitopes.

These two ideas are the main learning engine and allow an experimental design and decision support model to develop and reconstruct by learning novel features from the localized input and output sequence samples.

Furthermore, if all lineages have a tendency toward increased eye complexity over time, which is called a universal driven trend (McShea 1996), such a history will be impossible to reconstruct by comparing living taxa (Oakley and Cunningham 2000), because if all descendents of a simple-eyed ancestor evolve complex eyes, we would confidently infer the ancestor to have had complex eyes too.

To redefine, or reconstruct by context, culture and space -- what this word means to us when spoken by us?

A reconstruction of Kostenki 14. Kostenki XIV (Markina Gora), reconstructed by M. M. Gerasimov.

The credits now say the show was constructed by Mr. Lahr and reconstructed by Ms. Stritch.

The script credit for this monologue with songs was "constructed by John Lahr and reconstructed by Elaine Stritch".

Reconstructed by Risa Steinberg, the suite's formal values are colored by Limón's rounded lyrical style.

My earlobe is removed and then it is reconstructed by a plastic surgeon.