Sentence examples for that synthesises from inspiring English sources
The paper describes the design of a fuzzy linguistic model that synthesises these indicators.
This is the first review, to our knowledge, that synthesises the literature on movements trained in exergaming interventions with respect to an established theoretical framework for PC.
In the presynaptic terminal, voltage-gated potassium channels and voltage-gated calcium channels are subtly altered in genetic disorders and mutations in the enzyme that synthesises acetylcholine have been demonstrated in a particular form of hereditary myasthenia syndrome.
Imagine an algorithm that synthesises all of our consumer, social network and browsing data – what we buy and sell on Amazon and eBay, what we watch on Netflix and listen to on Spotify and the internet pages we visit most (as well as our Google searches).
So Dr Keasling persuaded the Gates Foundation to back his idea for doing the job using synthetic biology.For this, he has built a metabolic pathway in yeast cells that synthesises a chemical called artemisinic acid which chemists can easily convert into artemisinin.
After introducing the characteristics of this integrated framework, the paper presents a case study that synthesises recent work on the centuriated landscape of the lower Pontine plain (Lazio, central Italy), an infamous marsh with a long history of (failed) reclamation projects.
In experimental models they encourage the growth of osteoblasts, the cells that synthesise bone.
If it were a mere 4% bigger or smaller than it is, stars would not be able to sustain the nuclear reactions that synthesise carbon and oxygen atoms.
It consists of three elements: cannabinoid receptors, naturally occurring or "endogenous" cannabinoids (such as anandamide, which is responsible for the "high" experienced by long-distance runners) and the enzymes that synthesise and degrade these endocannabinoids.
Attempts to design and construct modular PKSs that synthesise specified novel polyketides provide a particularly stringent test of our understanding of PKS structure and function.
EVERY year around a hundred children are born in Britain with seriously damaged mitochondria, those parts of a living cell that synthesise the chemical fuel that powers the rest of it.
