Sentence examples for template and thus from inspiring English sources

In this study, D1R derived from rat hypothalamus was used as a template and thus self-organized on stamps.

The main merit of region-based method is their ability of resistance against noise and texture distortions since abundant information can be adopted by using a relatively large template, and thus providing a high matching accuracy.

The approach reported in this study could potentially be used to simplify the fabrication process of noble metal nanoalloys, which usually entails multiple steps and a previously synthesized hard metal template, and thus guide the design and creation of high-performance catalysts.

HR pathway can accurately repair DSB via exchange of genetic material between two similar or identical strands of DNA; NHEJ is a repairing process in which the break ends are directly ligated without the need for a homologous template and thus is error-prone.

Therefore the radiation energy could be transferred from the adsorbed nucleotides to a ZnS template (and thus contribute to the CO2 reduction), but not in the reverse direction.

The mRNA plays a pivotal role in protein synthesis as it is used as a template and thus translated into protein [ 34].

Eventually, when enough developers have made enough templates (and thus, apps) for Famo.us, the company will stitch them all together to create a 3D world.

In addition, by varying the DTMA+ content, one could adjust the charge density in the Langmuir layer templates and thus control the association behavior between the two-dimensional templates and the silver precursors in the subphases.

The algorithms in [22] used a number of future frames to generate pattern templates, and thus, it may not be suitable for some applications where frame delay cannot be tolerated, such as real-time interactive communication.

This amounts to convolving the data traces to be analyzed with the templates, with candidate EPSCs having a better match with the templates and thus yielding larger convolution amplitudes.

At least two thirds of the comparative modeling cases are based on less than 40% sequence identity between the target and the templates, and thus generally require loop modeling (Sanchez and Sali, 1998).