Sentence examples for template for extending from inspiring English sources

hbAP-PheCN therefore provides a successful template for extending these investigations of the interactions of halothane with the model membrane protein via vibrational spectroscopy, using cyano-alanine residues to form the anesthetic binding cavity.

Each oligo serves as both template (for extending the opposite oligo) and primer (to copy the opposite oligo).

This is important, because it demonstrates that a mathematical/engineering design approach 'from the ground up' does indeed achieve the desired APC targeting – thereby putting in place a rigorous template for further extending this uniquely precise delivery approach to targeting vaccines to selectively different quantities of APCs.

Compound 12 was chosen over 11 as a template, since it displays more favorable geometry for extending to the adjacent hydrophobic pocket.

In this study, the application of the polymeric microgel template method was extended for the preparation of metal-polymer composite microspheres.

The extends attribute can be used if the template extends another template, referenced by this attribute value.

Problems with prevalence rates notwithstanding, incidents of child sexual abuse before age 18 tend to form the template for long-term effects that extend beyond the personal difficulties of the survivor and influence future relationship dynamics [ 21].

For BCP, these physically constraining templates can be extended to other, effective templates using other types of forces.

Section 4 shows how templates can be extended given rise to other templates, and how template definitions can be nested.

This multimeric ssDNA then serves as a template for multiple reverse primers to hybridize, extend, and displace downstream DNA, generating a large ramified (branching) DNA complex, and resulting in an exponential amplification.

This multimeric ssDNA then serves as a template for multiple reverse primers to hybridize, extend, and displace downstream DNA, generating a large ramified (branching) DNA complex.