Sentence examples for simplified the transformation from inspiring English sources

Eliminating restriction endonuclease activities in a number of host organisms, including Bacillus subtilis[ 23], Thermosynechococcus elongates[ 24], Borrelia burgdorferi[ 25], and Clostridium acetobutylicum[ 26], improved transformation efficiency and simplified the transformation protocols by removing the time-consuming laborious DNA modification steps.

This simplifies the transformation step hopefully making the method useful to more people.

Weka helpfully provides Java classes to simplify the transformation of data to a suitable form for analysis with same parameters as J48.

Here we point out a simple property of subword trees that makes checking tree isomorphism in this context a straightforward process, thereby simplifying the transformation significantly.

The direct linear transform algorithm was formalized by (Abdel-Aziz and Karara 1971) based on the collinearity equations, and has been further developed to simplify the transformation between the image pixel frame and the object space coordinates in digital photogrammetry (Bhatla et al. 2012; Mikhail et al. 2001; McGlone et al. (2004)).

To simplify the transformations we assume that in the glass transition range the dependence of the components of elasticity tensors on temperature is negligible compared to a change of stiffness caused by transition of the matrix into a glassy state.

First, the introduction of Tfp pilus assembly protein encoding gene pilN into Synechococcus 2973 successfully recovered its natural transformability, which greatly simplified the DNA transformation process.

The calculation of the electrostatic potential, V x,y), is simplified using the transformation: 1 | r → − r → ′ | = 2 Π ∫ 0 ∞ du e − u 2 ( r → − r → ′ ) 2. Open image in new window (2).

We next devoted our efforts to simplifying the natural transformation procedure.

Most significant for the development of computing, the transformation of multiplication into addition greatly simplified the possibility of mechanization.

But he simplified the technology.