Sentence examples for transfer in conjunction from inspiring English sources
We can use gene transfer in conjunction with restriction enzymes and ligases to genetically engineer cells. in vitro procedures that recombine isolated donor DNA gens with vector DNA (eg, plasmids, temperate phages, or modified viruses) are called recombinant DNA techniques.
A statistical narrow-band (SNB) model and an optically thin model (OTM) were used to describe flame radiation heat transfer in conjunction with a detailed chemical mechanism and transport properties.
The phylogenetic evidence presented here strongly support our hypothesis that lateral gene transfer in conjunction with gene loss has contributed to the patchy distribution of rhodopsins among haloarchaea.
Many of the investigated patients reported blood transfers in conjunction with gynecological surgery.
To test whether the CD4+ T cells are autoreactive in BALB/c c-FLIPL Tg mice, CD4+ T cells isolated from either NLC or c-FLIPL Tg mice at 2 wk of age (before disease onset) were adoptively transferred in conjunction with either c-FLIPL Tg or NLC B cells into Rag-1−/− hosts (BALB/c background).
This phenomenon can be explained by looking at the trend of amplitude of peaks at fixed-base natural periods of convective water masses in the transfer function in conjunction with Clough-Penzien PSDF (see Fig. 7).
To achieve higher operating temperatures, we have studied using a liquid metal heat transfer fluid in conjunction with a receiver made from a ceramic/refractory material.
The heat transfer deterioration in conjunction with an instability with buoyancy due to the density variation was found to be the reason.
This rate indicates that the metallized peptide is in a conformation conducive for electron transfer and, in conjunction with the redox enzyme, can form effective conduits of electrical signals.
We next conducted an adoptive transfer experiment in conjunction with the transplantation of BM MSC.
These preferences are certainly important to understanding posting and transfer practice but in conjunction with a host of other factors.
