The phrase "technical manipulation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the use of skilled or specialized techniques to control or alter something. Example: The scientist's success in creating a new form of energy was attributed to his technical manipulation of molecular structures.
But, he says, "I didn't have it without fatigue, without thoughtful technical manipulation.
Of all Graham's books, this was the one I had most difficulty with: all the technical manipulation made its concept harder, rather than easier to assimilate.
"There are increasing indications that the twin cancers of technical manipulation and outright abuse that we saw develop in the profit-making segments of the economy are now spreading to pockets of the nonprofit sector," he said.
Genes with moderate and low expression were identified and suffered more the effects of the technical manipulation than high-expression genes.
Frequently these are techniques that are elegantly simple in concept and require minimal technical manipulation.
And yet, the latter did not properly exist as a practice until the advent of obstetrics with its technical manipulation of pregnant female bodies.
But like with Mercator's various technical manipulations, very minor decisions can have very major effects on how we see the world.
For Mr. von Trier and the three Danish directors who joined him in signing the Dogme95 manifesto -- Thomas Vinterberg, Soren Kragh-Jacobsen and Kristian Levring -- the new movement would be a way to escape Hollywood genre films overflowing with technical manipulations and to return to the fundamental honesty of the moving image, much as it was in the 1895 films of the Lumière Brothers.
Second, a potential source of variability among transcriptome analyses derives from the technical manipulations employed to downregulate IKBKAP (presence of the FD mutation in its original context compared to WT IKBKAP knockdown using different interfering RNAs), resulting in differential residual IKBKAP/IKAP expression.
Biological differences in a typical experiment are much greater than differences resulting from technical manipulations in labeling and hybridization.
Notwithstanding successful conjugation of those prosthetic groups to various proteins, their conjugation normally requires multiple hours of technical manipulations from the initial F− drying to the delivery of the labeled proteins.
