Sentence examples for steps delivery from inspiring English sources

Successful delivery of foreign genes to a mammalian cell involves several discrete steps: delivery of genes to target cells, cellular entry, endosome escape, and integration into the nucleus [ 34, 35].

Sabathia learned a slide-step delivery from Terry Mulholland, his teammate with the Cleveland Indians, and effectively controls the running game.

Delta's in-flight entertainment system has a new "white noise" channel, and the carrier is creating an express meal menu, with lighter fare and one-step delivery, for transcontinental business-class passengers.

He made a sliding catch in foul territory to retire ED SPRAGUE for the first out in the Padres' ninth.... STAN SPENCER, a Padres right-hander who abandoned the popular slide-step delivery because it was straining his shoulder, allowed 10 steals to Florida in his last start, but won...

The idea behind the new delivery service is that people searching for products online or on their phones could buy something from a local retailer or the local branches of nationwide chains, and could then take the next step — delivery — through Google.

The national family planning program in the 1980s reached women in their homes through a model of door-step delivery of contraceptives by an army of female health workers.

This multi-step delivery system amplifies the effect of small amounts of LPS.

Such systems have been currently developed [33 35] mainly as laboratory informatics management applications (LIMS) that are built to tract samples from the initial steps of delivery.

Steps for delivery of these tools include utilising codon optimised cassette components, testing several promoters for improved genetic stability and validating two modified luciferase reporters for highly accurate measurements of gene expression.

Besides these steps, care delivery to older people within general practices could only be successfully redesigned if four additional aspects from the Chronic Care Model [ 12] were realised.

"Today's announcement, which is consistent with the royal commission recommendations and submissions by the Catholic church, is the first step in delivery of such a scheme".