Sentence examples similar to a termination point for from inspiring English sources

It is here that this manuscript will begin to explore the issue of working length in an attempt to clarify all aspects of the challenges involved in apical biology in relation to a preferred termination point for root canal procedures.

For A. sojae, a termination point mutation in aflR which controls transcription of aflatoxin biosynthesis gene clusters and lack of the polyketide synthase (PKS) gene are correlated with its aflatoxin non-productivity.

But a termination point has been reached: the women in the shelter have left.

Freeserve also cause real problems for BT - the loophole that meant they payed a proportion of the phone charges to Freeserve dictated that those calls had to be carried by BT up to one of the termination points (for Freeserve that was Leeds or Croydon initially).

The termination points for the posterior neurons were determined from confocal micrographs of Punc-47::dsRed transgenic animals (Fig. 1).

These two versions were equally represented in the sequencing output suggesting that there are two closely spaced transcription termination points for ceh-63.

Under 1226(c), not only does detention have a definite termination point, in the majority of cases it lasts for less than the 90 days we considered presumptively valid in Zadvydas.

Birth represents a well-defined termination point in the overwhelming majority of pregnancies.

Some passengers will stay on for another 80 miles to the train's termination point in Calgary but, for most of us, arriving in Banff signals the end of the Rocky Mountaineer line.

( g^ ) is the termination point of the procedure for one cycle.

Although termination criteria is an issue for both passive and active learning, identifying an optimal termination point and training sample size may be more important in active learning.