Intercalate

The researchers discovered that it was possible to intercalate small organic molecules into the nanopores of metal-organic frameworks, leading to new possibilities for gas separation and storage.

The team discovered a way to intercalate iron into the crystal lattice of the semiconductor.

The chemist tried to intercalate a new catalyst into the metal-organic framework to improve its efficiency.

The goal of the project is to intercalate a rare earth element into a ceramic material.

The new technology allows us to intercalate a dye into a polymer chain.

The researchers are experimenting with ways to intercalate carbon nanotubes into graphene.

It is possible to intercalate chlorine atoms into the structure of a diamond.

The scientists used CRISPR technology to intercalate a new DNA sequence into the genome of the organism.

In order to amplify the DNA sequence, PCR technique is used to intercalate the primer into the DNA.

The virus was able to intercalate its RNA into the host cell's cytoplasm.

Scientists are investigating how to intercalate gene therapy vectors into a patient's cells without damaging them.

The biotech company is developing a new technique to intercalate beneficial genetic material into crops.

The director decided to intercalate flashbacks throughout the movie to help explain the main character's motivations.

She always tries to intercalate some humor in her serious conversations.

I need to intercalate some additional information in this document.

The editor suggested that I intercalate some additional information in the paragraph.

The teacher asked me to intercalate an example in my essay.

He likes to intercalate scientific terms in his conversations to sound smart.

The mineral deposits intercalate with the host rock, forming a new layer.

The pressure of the molten rock caused it to intercalate the surrounding rocks.

The pressure forced the magma to intercalate the rock, causing a bulge.

The mechanic used a tool to intercalate the new part into the car's ignition system.

The locksmith had to intercalate a special tool into the lock to unlock the door.

The tenant had to intercalate the key multiple times to get the lock to work.

The Islamic calendar is lunar and does not intercalate leap years.

The ancient Greeks used to intercalate a month to adjust their calendar to the lunar cycle.

They will intercalate an extra day into the calendar to make up for the lost time.

The Mayan calendar used to intercalate a leap month to synchronize it with the solar year.

The Islamic calendar is based on a lunar cycle and doesn't intercalate leap years, so it slowly shifts through the solar year.

The geneticist was able to intercalate the desired mutation into the DNA sequence of the plant.

The chemist is trying to intercalate a new element into the compound.

The chemists are investigating how to intercalate a metal oxide into the layered structure of a clay mineral.

The virus was able to intercalate its genetic material into the host cell's DNA.

In genetic engineering, scientists intercalate a foreign DNA sequence into the genome of the host organism.

The scientist used CRISPR-Cas9 technology to intercalate a specific sequence into the genome of the cells.

Researchers are still studying how to intercalate specific RNA sequences to treat certain diseases.

The burglar tried to intercalate a screwdriver into the lock, but it didn't work.

The burglar had to intercalate a credit card into the lock to break into the room.

The committee has decided to intercalate an extra month into the calendar to align it with the solar year.

The ancient Romans used to intercalate an extra month called Mercedonius every two or three years to keep their lunar calendar aligned with the solar year.

The professor decided to intercalate a new concept into the lecture.