Sentence examples for and inability to replicate from inspiring English sources

Viruses are generally considered nonliving because of their small size, simplicity, and inability to replicate outside of a host cell.

Like other viruses in the North American lineage, the Colombian H5 viruses had a deduced amino-acid sequence of PQRETR*GLF at the multibasic cleavage site, a receptor binding domain suggesting avian specificity and inability to replicate in the absence of trypsin (signifying low pathogenicity) (Table 2).

Metabolic gene expression was examined in brains since brain tissue is metabolically active and may be highly susceptible to lipophilic pollutants: high energy demands, high lipid content, low antioxidant levels, reactive microglial cells, and inability to replicate neurons make it vulnerable to pollution and resulting oxidative stress [ 13, 14].

It is proposed that senescent SMCs contribute to vascular dysfunction through pro-inflammatory signals, perturbed contractility, increased stiffness, and an inability to replicate and repair damaged regions of the artery (Yildiz, 2007; Qiu et al., 2010; Wang et al., 2010).

The sharp girl who had cast such an unforgiving eye on the world around her became a woman imprisoned by her own initial success and her inability to replicate it.

Obtaining such data through CT images of explanted tumour material is further complicated by changes in blood volume resulting from tumour removal and an inability to replicate the effects of contrast enhancement.

These secretions make up the uterine lumen fluid (ULF or histotroph), and include proteins, amino acids, lipids, glucose and ions, which are required for successful elongation, as evidenced by the failure of blastocysts to elongate in vivo in the uterine gland knock out ewe [ 6, 7] and the inability to replicate elongation in vitro in cattle [ 8, 9].

Arguably, increased resistance to caspase activation would be critical to these postmitotic cells because of their inability to replicate and their limited regenerative potential.

This and differences in population, allelic and locus heterogeneity may explain our inability to replicate some previous results.

Despite breakthroughs in identifying mechanisms of blood flow, the in vitro perfusion system remains limited in its application to understanding and treating disease states by their inability to replicate crucial in vivo influences.

We hypothesized that the poor performance of pLZ12 and pGK12 as cloning vectors reflected their inability to replicate stably in E. coli.