Sentence examples for use of this element from inspiring English sources
However, use of this element can dramatically decrease both vector titer and transgene expression, thereby compromising its practical use.
The primary use of this element is in automobiles as a catalytic converter, which changes harmful unburned hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxide emissions from the engine into less noxious gases.
Given that CM may be particularly relevant in treating the complex needs of youth with DBPs served in UC outpatient psychotherapy services, and anecdotal reports from clinicians suggest that coordination of care is crucial, it is important to characterize how often and intensively CM is used in community-based psychotherapy and what predicts clinician use of this element of treatment.
The exhibition "Neon: Who's Afraid of Red Yellow and Blue? — whose title borrows from Maurizio Nannucci's 1970 work of the same name — highlights, so to speak, the various uses of this element within art history.
I wouldn't be surprised if the company continued to expand its use of this design element for other kinds of queries in the near future.
These findings suggest that, with the exception of vertebrates, aquatic life supports selenium utilization, whereas terrestrial habitats lead to reduced use of this trace element.
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I gradually used multiples of this element and offset the times.
There's a fairytale edge to the use of the elements in the film.
Considerable computational effort may be saved with the use of this finite pipe element.
Although one could use this element, the use of lower-order elements often results in instabilities (such as the "checkerboard" instability) in the resulting topologies; this provides the motivation for developing higher-order shell elements based on a classical shell theory.
