Sentence examples for available to propagate from inspiring English sources

For example, until recently, inoculation to mice was the only means available to propagate B. duttonii (21 ).

In some cases, even the only susceptible cell available to propagate specific viruses for which vaccines are needed could be tumor cells.

Future and continuing improvements in neonatal outcomes and avoidance of future disasters will only occur if we make a concerted effort to improve the reliability, applicability and usefulness of the evidence which is available, to propagate that evidence and practice according to it.

As chlamydiae are difficult to propagate the available collection is the largest that has even been analysed.

Reliable laboratory conditions to propagate STIV and available genetic tools allowed structural characterization of the virus and viral components that lead to the proposal of common capsid ancestry with PRD1 (bacteriophage), Adenovirus (eukaryotic virus) and PBCV (chlorellavirus).

These are freely available from the NIH AIDS Research and Reference Reagent Program, easy to propagate, and do not require ethical clearance.

NFATc1 is thereafter available to be activated by RANKL to propagate the chain of downstream events that result in osteoclast formation.

Furthermore, fresh data and updates to new and old protein records are usually submitted to primary repositories such as UniProtKB, but this knowledge takes time to propagate and to become available in specialized databases, such as those consisting of protein domains.

A specialist plant fair offers all kind of plants you'll never even see in the garden centre - not because they're harder to grow, but because they are new, and not available in any quantity; or because they are more difficult to propagate and don't generate easy profits.

Box huckleberry is commercially available from at least one source but it is difficult to propagate, making it unprofitable for many nurseries to carry.

*Not done, not performed if insufficient brain material was available for cerebral inoculation or if the infected brain failed to propagate in the cell line.