Sentence examples for through inserting from inspiring English sources
The designed apparatus was shown to make possible the reliable measurement of the blood flow velocity in the blood vessels through inserting the fiber optic probes.
A Quistclose trust is a method by which a moneylender can hold a security interest in loans, through inserting a clause into the contract which limits the purposes for which the borrower can use the money.
These results indicate that the addition of a loosely-connected loop to the model decreases robustness, yet the robustness can be rescued through inserting appropriate linkage between the loops.
The same HindIII and AflII digested pVS plasmid was used to generate pMCGL through inserting into the overlap region two synthetic, partially complementary oligodeoxynucleotides with sticky 5' phosphorylated ends and the multiple cloning site sequence (Figure S6).
For drug development and disease treatment, synthetic biology brings a useful and rapid direction through inserting the designed genetic circuits into the host cells to improve or modify the disease state of organisms.
In this model, we controlled the effect of confounding variable including age, sex, severity of CAD, and cardiovascular risk factors (higher TG, higher FBS, higher total cholesterol, higher BMI, and lower ejection fraction) on dependent variable through inserting them as covariates.
Place a loop large enough to place the hook through, insert hook into loop with preferred hand.
To make sure that the center is cooked all the way through, insert a toothpick into the center of the cornbread.
You are allowed through by inserting your Travelcard ticket into a slot in the barrier.
Dhiab contends that the military's practice of forcibly feeding detainees through tubes inserted through the nose into the stomach is abusive, as is removing detainees from their cells against their will to conduct what the military calls "enteral feeding".
Then he wormed his way through the hold, inserting a heaping spoon into everyone's mouth.
