Sentence examples for where it incorporated from inspiring English sources

In this study, we demonstrated that intravenously (IV) injected, molecularly engineered DEB fibroblasts (overexpressing human C7) homed to murine skin wounds and continuously delivered C7 at the wound site, where it incorporated into the skin's basement membrane zone and formed anchoring fibril structures.

Low-intensity cognitive restructuring using culturally appropriate pictures was used in the 'Thinking Healthy Programme' in Pakistan, where it incorporated the additional techniques of active listening, collaboration with family, guided discovery, and home work added to the routine practice of mother and child health education [27].

And the two funds have sued CommonWealth in state court in Maryland, where it is incorporated, contending that its bylaws amendment about removing trustees is illegal.

Its articles of association and the law of Luxembourg, where it is incorporated, would allow the Severstal deal without any shareholder vote at all.

And in response, more plaintiffs' lawyers are filing outside Delaware (usually where the company is headquartered, rather than where it is incorporated).

But last week, Northwest said it was not permitted to buy the shares under the law in Delaware, where it is incorporated, and would instead pay dividends on the stock.

Probable places include Delaware, where it is incorporated, or Chicago, which is close to United's headquarters in the suburbs and also home to Kirkland & Ellis, the law firm that has been exploring a reorganization for the airline.

The gas radon-222 (222Rn) escapes from the ground and decays rapidly in the atmosphere to lead-210 (210Pb), which falls quickly to the surface where it is incorporated in glacial ice and sedimentary materials.

(SoundCloud must report financials in the UK, where it is incorporated).

This tracer diffuses well through capillaries reaching bone extracellular fluid where it is rapidly incorporated in the bone hydroxyapatite.

Strontium is chemically very similar to calcium (both are alkaline earth metals) and can be absorbed by the body, where it is chiefly incorporated into bones.