Sentence examples for template for introducing from inspiring English sources
Newton's scientific method provides Hume with a template for introducing the experimental method into his investigation of the mind.
PS-b-P4VP was employed not only as carbon source, but also as template for introducing metal NPs in a nanopatterned configuration.
The α-ketoheterocycle functionality provides a moderately electrophilic ketone carbonyl with 'tunable' reactivity, as well as a structural template for introducing new interactions in the enzyme active-site cleft.
It is a template for introducing the notions of incentivizing behavior using prices into countries that rely more on administrative procedures than markets, leading to a deeper understanding of how markets can lead to economic gain.
The plasmid pH5c- cdc8 + (Cranz-Mileva et al., 2013) is the template for introducing mutations into cdc8.
A double mutation was achieved using the mutated Cys286 DNA as a template for introducing a mutation at Cys295 to alanine.
Oligonucleotides are excellent repair templates for introducing substitutions and short insertions, as they are cost effective, require no cloning, and appear in other organisms to target changes by homologous recombination at DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs).
We find oligonucleotides to be templates of choice for introducing small sequence changes into the genome based on editing efficiency and ease of use.
A 7 kb PvuII/ BamHI fragment containing exons 2, 3 and 4 and mutant exon 5 in a pBluescript plasmid vector was used as a template for PCR to introduce PTCs (E77X or K91X) into exon 3 or 4 by site-directed mutagenesis (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, USA).
To solve the third problem, an eigen template model is introduced for its ability to learn the temporal correlation of target appearances effectively from the past observation data by incremental update procedure, which compactly capture both rich and redundant image properties [33].
For example, a donor template to introduce GFP can be synthesized using two 55-base oligos, each containing 35 bases that are homologous to the targeted locus and 20 bases that are homologous to GFP.
