Sentence examples for stepwise insertion from inspiring English sources
The deformity was carefully corrected by the stepwise insertion of 2 or 3 osteotomes to avoid far cortex fractures.
It incorporates a pneumatic needle insertion mechanism that is intended to provide better control of needle progression and enable stepwise insertion without noticeable deformation or displacement of surrounding tissue as visualized under ultrasound.
The stepwise insertion reaction of styrene (St) and p-tert-butoxystyrene (BOSt) into poly alkoxyamine) macroinitiator was carried out to provide well-defined poly(St -b-poly(BOSt -b-polylock copolymerSt -b-poly
A novel (ABCB n type ternary amphiphilic multiblock copolymer was synthesized by stepwise insertion of monomers into the trithiocarbonate-embedded poly ethylene oxide) (PEO) macro-chain transfer agent (PEO-CTA n.
The phylogenetically correct residuals used in the figures were taken from the PGLM model following the stepwise insertion of prior variables in the order listed in Table 1.
The reason for this stepwise insertion was the shrinkage of the collagen on exposure to fluid.
The evolution of the majority of multi-domain proteins can be explained by the stepwise insertions of single domains, with the exception of repeats that sometimes are duplicated several domains in tandem.
Bjorklund et al. (2005) calculated the differences of domain architectures between homologous proteins and observed that the evolution of most multidomain proteins could be explained by stepwise insertions of single domains and tandem duplications of domains.
*Data are presented for the last step of the stepwise conditional insertion of variables into the models.
The most likely marker order within each LG was determined using the stepwise marker insertion command "buildfw" (with 2, 0.2 and 1 for the Keep threshold, Add threshold and Mrktest arguments, respectively).
Intergenic distances have been hypothesized to evolve through rapid DNA turnover involving stepwise large insertions and persistent DNA loss through small deletions, but it remains unclear whether these processes are mainly driven by selection or dynamic equilibrium (Singh and Petrov 2004).
