Sentence examples for at origin of from inspiring English sources

The highest probability of positive pathogen detection is at origin of severe sepsis or septic shock.

Moreover, this phenomenon could be at origin of channelization in the lower slopes; it is thus considered to be gully erosion induced by road construction.

The 'cut-and-fill' design (Fig. 3) could be at origin of landslides and road embankment failures: "an approximately equal cut-and-fill cross-section can (i) undermine the upper slope, causing it to fail, (ii) overload the downhill slope, causing it to fail, or (iii) cause the entire slope to become an active landslide".

Let B r ( 0 ) and B ¯ r ( 0 ) respectively denote an open and closed ball in a Banach algebra X centered at origin of radius r, for some real number r > 0. Let A : X → X and B : B ¯ r ( 0 ) → X be two operators such that: (a) A is Lipschitzian with a Lipschitz constant k,   (b) B is completely continuous,   (c) k M < 1, where M = ∥ B ( B ¯ r ( 0 ) ) ∥ = sup { ∥ B x ∥ : x ∈ B ¯ r ( 0 ) }.  .

Eukaryotic cells coordinate chromosome duplication by the assembly of protein complexes at origins of DNA replication by sequential binding of member proteins of the origin recognition complex (ORC), CDC6, and minichromosome maintenance (MCM) proteins.

General understanding of the mechanisms required for function at origins of replication has grown immensely since the first prokaryotic origins were characterized.

This complex is formed at origins of replication by the sequential binding of ORC1-6, cdt1, cdt1 and MCM2-7, and is absolutely required for all subsequent processes of replication.

Cell cycle and mutational analysis of the ORC-Rbf1 interaction will give us more insight into the mechanism of Rbf1 at origins of replication.

Recombination-like structures formed at origins of DNA replication may contribute to replication fidelity, sister chromatid cohesion, chromosome segregation, and overall genome stability.

It has been suggested that matrix attachment regions are at origins of replication [ 42, 43].

A fundamental process in the regulation of DNA replication is the step-wise assembly of the pre-replicative complex (pre-RC) at origins of replication.