Sentence examples for transfer to integrate from inspiring English sources

The enzyme catalyzes a multi-step reaction i.e., 3'-end processing and strand transfer, to integrate a linear DNA copy (cDNA) of the retroviral genome into the host cell DNA [2], [7], [8].

Now in year three of a ten-year transition period, an early step in the transfer was to integrate education, health and social services programmes and professional services to embody traditional community values under the umbrella of TCSA.

Integrons are mechanisms that facilitate horizontal gene transfer, allowing bacteria to integrate and express foreign DNA.

A strong focus is placed on transfer tasks (homework assignments) to integrate newly acquired strategies and techniques into daily life.

A strong focus lies on transfer tasks (homework assignments) to integrate newly acquired strategies and techniques into daily life.

The dissimilarity between orthologous sequences from different phyla precludes homologous recombination, which requires a high degree of sequence similarity, so these transfers require illegitimate recombination to integrate the donor DNA into the recipient genome [ 37- 40].

Here we describe the development of a spatially and temporally explicit model to integrate Nr transfer and transformation at the landscape scale.

Nodal/spectral discontinuous "Galerkin" finite element methods and Monte-Carlo methods are implemented to integrate the radiative transfer equations supplemented with boundary and interface conditions.

Cheaper satellite positioning systems might be less accurate, and software that fails to integrate future land transfers would make the mapping exercise a waste.

The fact that these G alpha subunits are involved in light modulated cellulase gene transcription raises the question, as to how the light signal could be transferred to and/or integrated with the nutrient signal transmitted via the heterotrimeric G-protein pathway.

Organisations with no common identity and clear objectives fail to transfer and integrate knowledge from the individual level to the organisational level (Kim [83].