Sentence examples for transformation especially in from inspiring English sources
Cities and urban areas are critical components of global sustainability as loci of sustainability progress and drivers of global transformation, especially in terms of energy efficiency, climate change adaptation, and social innovation.
Although our method introduces the transformation especially in deeper layers, the boundaries of the primary sensory areas were the same for both layers 4 (RORbeta) and 6 (Nurr1) (Fig. 5), suggesting that deviation in the deeper layer was only limited.
Furthermore, they can undergo malignant transformation especially in patients who have a history of repeated recurrences.
HAX-1 elevated levels in cancer tissues point to its involvement in neoplastic transformation, especially in breast cancer.
Otherwise, the enzyme activity found in the leaves of the lines after biolistic transformation, especially in cv.
Species-specific vectors should be effective for plastid transformation, especially in recalcitrant plants, because of transgene integration using flanking sequences with 100% sequence identity and endogenous promoters, 5' & 3'untranslated regions, thereby enhancing transcription and translation of transgenes.
The pivot formalism must be very expressive to avoid losing information in the transformation, especially if the system involves formalisms that are unlike each other.
Al Nahda cooperated closely with the London and Doha-based Academy of Change (AOC) that focused on the study of "social, cultural, and political transformations especially in the Arabic and Islamic region".
Recent advances in wheat transformation especially successes in genetic transformation of wheat with agronomically important genes and novel and innovative approaches for wheat transformation based on different selection schemes are also discussed.
It is a vision and hope I shared two decades earlier, but frankly even I have been surprised by the transformation especially as much in BiH remains frozen in time since the signing of the Dayton Peace Accords.
He reportedly noted a "lack of willingness in implementing transformation, especially the enforcement of quotas" and warned that funding and "the national colours of any federation that is hell-bent on the current set-up and status quo will be withdrawn".
