Sentence examples for be fully repeated from inspiring English sources

Issues relating to the studies that were included in the review after critical appraisal were: five studies had insufficient description of their methods for them to be fully repeated and for four of the studies it was difficult to ascertain if the selection process would lead to a representative sample of the target population.

Although the mechanisms responsible for the induction of oral tolerance have not been elucidated fully, repeated oral administration of a high dose of antigen can induce oral tolerance by anergy or deletion of antigen-specific T cells.

Moreover, a few of the RNAs were found to be partially or fully repeated in the genome of S. aureus strain N315.

Moreover, the loss of viability of M. tuberculosis bacteria cannot be fully excluded because of the repeated freeze-thaw procedure during sample transport to AHRI.

The affinity-purified holoenzyme was shown to be fully active in telomere repeat addition, and has a molecular weight of 670 kDa, consistent with it being a dimer consisting of two TER (153 kDa) and two TERT (127 kDa) subunits, as previously reported for telomerase isolated from immortal cell lines [ 39].

We will be fully compliant with that regulation.Your article also repeats a criticism of Britain made by a commission official.

With this approach it seems that length variants in the 9 bp repeat region could be fully captured, accurately detected, and in cases of LHP, approximately quantified.

Although the promoter for the fabp3 gene has yet to be fully characterized we noted a direct repeat element with strong homology to a PPARE or RAR binding site approximately 900 base pairs upstream of the transcription start site.

Despite the repeating sequence motifs, the resonances could be fully assigned using 2H,15N,13C triple-labeled proteins.

In their second year, your plants will be fully established and will be ripe for some repeat cropping.

The tubing type order and the order in which the position was read along the tubing was fully randomised and repeated three times.