The phrase "as would be acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is expected to be obtained or gained in a certain manner.
Example: "The knowledge and skills necessary for the job are extensive, as would be acquired through years of experience in the field."
Alternatives: "as might be obtained" or "as could be gained".
Accordingly, the first step would be attributed to the implication of an efflux pump, whereas target gene mutations as well as enhanced efflux activity would be acquired in the following steps.
Shares in Leap Wireless International, a smaller competitor often cited as a likely deal partner, plummeted nearly 18 percent on Wednesday, as investors shook off hopes that it would be acquired anytime soon.
The firm said on Tuesday that it would be acquired by CVC Capital Partners as part of a recapitalization.
As part of the deal, four state-owned radio licenses would be acquired outright by New York Public Radio, which operates WNYC and WQXR.
The Charles River Bridge charter would be acquired by the state in 1841, during Davis' next term as governor.
The site, across Eighth Avenue from the Port Authority Bus Terminal, would be acquired through condemnation by New York State, which is expected to provide financial incentives to the Times Company, as is New York City.
On Monday, Activision announced that it would be acquiring King, creator of the massively successful Candy Crush Saga game – as well as other more modest smartphone hits – for $5.9bn.
However these factors were not upregulated during regeneration as would be expected if blastema cells acquired pluripotency.
MQO has already been described in dinoflagellates and was recovered in our A. tamarense Group IV transcriptome, but the dinoflagellate sequences do not group with apicomplexans in phylogenetic trees as would be expected if the gene was horizontally acquired in DALCA (Nosenko and Bhattacharya 2007).
