Sentence examples for a replication process from inspiring English sources

Genetic inheritance is a replication process and as such it involves coding mechanisms.

In this paper, we propose a network architecture based on a replication process and a multi-level language to manage the consistency between the client model and the server model.

A kind of "space seed" arrives on earth and through a replication process, using large pods, starts "snatching bodies" who become emotionless and all-conforming copies of the original person.

In the present study, ultrastructural analysis showed frequent bullet-shaped budding from neuronal membranes, indicating that Curionopolis and Itacaiunas viruses formed enveloped virions on the plasma membrane but not within the endoplasmic reticulum, a finding suggesting a replication process similar to that of vesiculoviruses.

A replication process using a somewhat different statistical approach followed the derivation phase.

Extrapolating to the extreme (absurd), it is obvious that a "replication" process that incorporates nucleotides randomly is not conducive to evolution (and, of course, does not really qualify as replication).

These data suggest that Ad replication processes per se are not directly associated with hyperploidy, but that differential cell death mechanisms, which are influenced by a number of genetic difference in infected cells, may also play a role in the aberrant cell cycle progression.

Nanoporous microneedle arrays from Al2O3 were fabricated via a micromolding process using a PDMS mold generated via a double replication process from a SU-8/Si-master as a template.

This is a continuous replication process, rather than a periodic backup, so the offsite copy of the data is never more than a fraction of a second behind, Elder says.

His facial structure was produced using a scientific approach, based on anatomical assessment and interpretation, and a 3-D replication process known as stereolithography," Professor Wilkinson said.

Break-induced replication (BIR) is a recombination-dependent replication process that results in the nonreciprocal transfer of DNA from the donor to recipient chromosome.