Sentence examples for be that initiation of from inspiring English sources
One explanation for these unusual results would be that initiation of HR (formation of RAD51 foci) without the ability to complete the process could generate a more toxic lesion capable of killing the cell.
An alternate explanation is that initiation of ART is more socially acceptable among women and older men.
Another finding of the study is that initiation of ART does not affect equally to all mechanisms contributing to the atherosclerotic process.
A possible explanation for this finding is that initiation of metastasis requires invasion, which is enabled by EMT (Gao et al, 2012).
The two main assumptions are that initiation of DNA replication is determined by a critical amount of DnaA-ATP per non-specific site on the genome and that this threshold value remains constant as a function of growth rate.
Another important feature of gout management is that initiation of ULT can lead to a short-term increase in the incidence of gout flares, 16 further discouraging the continuation of therapy.
One possibility is that initiation of ART could be reserved for children who do not respond to CTC or at least could be delayed until nutrition improvement to minimize antiretroviral side effects.
Therefore, as the difference in size between the replicons theoretically results in differing replication times it was suggested that initiation of replication is synchronised to maintain an equal number of small and large chromosomes [ 14].
To minimize the radiographic damage, it has been recognized that initiation of therapy with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) within 3 months after disease diagnosis is critical [ 2].
It was reported that initiation of entosis in suspension cells requires formation of adhesive junctions with E-cadherin and β-catenin4.
It is possible that initiation of germination might result in decreased survival of C. difficile spores on surfaces in room air by increasing susceptibility to desiccation, oxygen, or other stressors.
