Sentence examples for successive integration from inspiring English sources
Acquisitions are complex transactions; they consume financial and managerial resources going far beyond everyday business, in terms of both the transaction itself and successive integration.
The successive integration of the equations of the system permits obtaining the solution that represents the structural behavior of the arch under any type of support.
They could result from a single integration event, the phage DNA being duplicated by an uncharacterized DNA repair and/or replication event, or from multiple successive integration events.
Taken together, these results suggest that Endo III increases the efficiency of integration of CTXφ by stabilizing its pseudo-HJ integration intermediate until its conversion into product by replication and that this permits multiple successive integration events.
The conventional model of multispanning IMP topogenesis assumes that a single dominant topology is established via the successive integration of TMDs that thread back-and-forth across the membrane in alternating orientations (Blobel, 1980; Wessels and Spiess, 1988; Sadlish et al., 2005).
The rule of integration by parts [7] allows one to perform successive integrations on the integrals of the form (int F t) G t),dt) without tedious algebraic computations.
Therefore, the u m can be obtained by successive integrations over the length.
In this scheme, Carathéodory defined the approximate solution via a delay equation, and the delay equation can be solved explicitly by successive integrations over intervals of length (frac{1}{n}).
In one previously reported example, the successive integrations of HGT genes of the biotin biosynthesis pathway (BIO3 and BIO4) from diverse bacterial origins into S. cerevisiae genome argue for the reconstruction of a previously lost function [23].
Furthermore, since arrays remain flanked by attL and attR sites following successive integrations, it is theoretically possible to link an arbitrary number of transgenes in an array.
During its evolution, the integrated viral genome was presumably mutated by insertion and deletion as well as disrupted by successive integrations of transposons (Fig. 1A, B).
