Sentence examples for two key solutions from inspiring English sources

This work details two key solutions to problems commonly faced when working with multiple hairpin vectors: (1) an infinitely expandable cloning strategy based on recycling a unique set of RE recognition sites by repeatedly destroying and restoring them with every round of cloning, and (2) a Pfu-based PCR method capable of amplifying at least 11 repeated hairpin expression cassettes.

10 We believe two key solutions to this poor provision and uptake are the development of a home-based self-help CR manual designed to meet the needs of those with HF and the close involvement of their caregivers.

Clausen et al. [17] used the optimized link state routing (OLSR) protocol to support route optimization, but the scheme does not consider the handoff situation of the MR. McCarthy et al. [18, 19] introduced the MANEMO concept and identified two key solution areas in the MANEMO problem domain, namely, NEMO-Centric MANEMO (NCM) and MANET-Centric MANEMO (MCM).

Figure 2. Summary infographic of four key solutions for California water.

Of the six key solutions offered by the report to combat malnutrition, one of the cheapest and most effective is regularly breastfeeding newborns.

These seven key solutions point to a new approach to not only pretrial incarceration, but the way we use detention as punishment in general: we should use the least restrictive option necessary to both protect public safety and uphold the integrity of the judicial process.

DeJong recently noted three key solutions to improving health care for person with SCI in the community: (i) patient education and health behavior change, (ii) better transitions from inpatient rehabilitation to community care, (iii) new systems of health care delivery.

The plan focuses on the importance of investing in the first 1,000 days to ensure that children develop to their full potential and emphasizes a multi-sectorial approach, involving governments, international organizations and advocates who will focus on six key solutions to achieve a number of goals and objectives.

There are two key concepts with which solutions and policies, both pertaining specifically to biodiversity and other decisions which were not initially considered relevant to biodiversity such as urban planning or agriculture, should be evaluated: ecosystem integration and biomimicry.

The performance was investigated by varying five key parameters: solution self-cycle ratio (Rs), working to intake air flow ratio (Ra), regeneration temperature, ambient air temperature and humidity ratio.

Although the immense number of sequence combinations makes wholly random sampling unfeasible, two key simplifications may provide a solution.