Sentence examples for transferable techniques from inspiring English sources
Monitoring exposure to pharmaceuticals in terrestrial ecosystems is less well developed than in freshwater, but transferable techniques have been used to assess exposure risk to plant protection products on farmland [ 10].
These findings are therefore an important step in the path to developing a clinically transferable technique for the delivery of neurotrophins to the deaf cochlea.
This highly transferable technique has broad appeal to the scientific community, as it requires no special tool generation and uses current sequencing technology.
That's about 50 times the amount of DNA transferable with previous techniques.
This example is designed to be generic to ensure that the techniques are transferable, particularly as IoT devices become more commonplace.
The key to its high-energy load was the large surface area of the electrodes, and the scale of the reaction could be easily increased to industrial levels, making the technique easily transferable to large-scale energy production.
Fresh ex vivo normal human and rat skin was imaged through its whole thickness using SHG to demonstrate this technique is transferable to in vivo tissues.
SHG image acquisition was performed in both backscattered and forward propagated (transmission) geometries from the epithelial surface and imaged at full depth (deep into the dermis) in order to demonstrate that the technique is transferable to intact live skin.
What practices and techniques might be transferable from Martha's Vineyard, where golf courses are generally open only eight months a year, to other parts of the country is debatable.
It has become increasingly clear that the results generated from genome-wide screens will require individual validation by techniques that are transferable between laboratories.
Rollerskiing is perfect preparation for a ski trip, as the technique is directly transferable to snow, but many people enjoy it as a standalone sport.
