Sentence examples for capacity to replicate from inspiring English sources

Normal cells have a limited capacity to replicate, and so they age and die.

Photograph: Tristram Kenton An angry question hounds my appreciation of the novel, like a peckish hyena: To what degree can metaphor be used before intruding on realism's capacity to replicate life experience?

In the end, though, it may be Pepperberg herself who has the greatest drive and capacity to replicate her own work, although she has suffered from funding shortfalls; over the decades, she has received eight grants from the National Science Foundation, but she does a lot of fund-raising on her own.

Innovation and performance can be enhanced if the actors occupy central network positions that provide access to new knowledge developed by other units, even though it may be dependent on an individual's capacity to replicate new knowledge (Tsai 2001).

[for detailed discussions of Vaibhāṣika ontology and its analysis of mind see Williams 1981, Bastow 1994, and Cox 1995] The Vaibhāṣika solution consists in the introduction of a new type of dharma, that of appropriation (prāpti), whose persistence in the mental stream is not due to any other factors, including the results of past actions, but rather to its own capacity to replicate itself.

Despite strong reduction of E1A expression, adenovirus may still have the capacity to replicate [17].

"We have a locked in supply chain that's hard to replicate, there's enough capacity to double of our turnover without blinking an eye," says Smita Mankad, head, SRCs (supplier region companies), Fabindia.

Unexpectedly, this completely eliminated the capacity of episomes to replicate.

The capacity of MSCs to replicate undifferentiated and to mature into cartilaginous tissues suggests these cells as an attractive cell source for cartilage tissue engineering.

In conclusion, the capacity of CSFV to replicate in myeloid DC, and prevent IFN-α/β induction and DC maturation, requires both regulated dsRNA levels and the presence of viral Npro.

However, if the capacity of hepatocytes to replicate is severely impaired, liver tissue may still be replaced by a facultative progenitor cell compartment ("oval cells").