Sentence examples for transfer of codes from inspiring English sources

While that clears the threshold of certain kind of artistic criticism, Desiderio went further, offering that the video demonstrates "the fluidity of the transfer of codes deeply embedded within the apparatus of our preferred mediums".

All vectors were modified by inserting two SfiI recognition sites into the multiple cloning site to facilitate transfer of coding sequences between vectors.

This contains (a) the Web service invocation, (b) transfer of source code to the MATLAB compiler Web service, (c) compilation of the source code, and (e) transfer of the compiled code back to the CEC.

Approaches based on the transfer of genetic coding sequences have the advantage of allowing for the sustained production of a candidate agent in a desired location like in a cartilage lesion (Cucchiarini & Madry 2005).

In this regard, genetic modification of bone marrow concentrates by transfer of sequences coding for chondrogenic and/or chondroreparative factors prior to implantation in sites of cartilage injury might be a powerful tool to overcome such critical issues (Frisch et al. 2015; Johnstone et al. 2013).

Subsequent infection of target lines resulted in transfer of the coding region of interest, along with a selectable marker.

The low G+C content of the rbp gene is suggestive of the horizontal transfer of this coding region to C. ulcerans 809.

A picture caption also described incorrectly the transfer of the numeric code from the firing pin.

In this regard, gene therapy (transfer of genes that code growth factors such as BMPs to target cells with the help of a plasmid or viral vector) may provide promising results.

In this regard, gene therapy (transfer of genes that code growth factors such as BMPs to target cells with the help of a plasmid or viral vector) may provide promising results, although concerns over trans-infection of the target cells with the gene are an unresolved issue [14, 15, 16, 17].

The viral particles permitted transfer of the HNF6 coding sequence to HepG2 cells.