Sentence examples for checkpoint like from inspiring English sources

I passed from checkpoint to checkpoint, like a space traveler maneuvering through airlocks.

This story is not at all autobiographical — I wasn't stationed at a checkpoint like Lea, but I guess that, in an indirect way, something that happened to me in the I.D.F. did help inspire this story.

Therefore, the use of blocking antibodies against this inhibitory checkpoint, like ipilimumab, can enhance anti-tumour response.

Genes involved in G2/M phase transition and the spindle assembly checkpoint, like Cyclin B1 and BUBR1 were upregulated by treatment with 40 nM sagopilone.

However, if cells have escaped the G2/M checkpoint, like cdc13-1 rad9Δ cdc15-2 bar1 stheyns, they arrest at late nuclear division due to cdc15-2 and they are unable to proceed to the next cycle.

A highly expressed transcript, similar to checkpoint-like protein, was identified in this study.

Finally, three genes encoding for phospholipase d (pld), serine threonine-protein kinase (sck1) and checkpoint-like protein (c hk1) involved in transduction cascades, protein modification and fungal morphogenesis were studied [ 34].

Genes associated with binding activity such as checkpoint-like protein (c hk1), serine threonine-protein kinase (sck1) and senescence-associated protein (sag) presented the highest expression values at 24 hours and a decrease on these values at 36 and 48 hours of growth (Table  2 and Additional file 1).

Surprisingly, after the failure of cytokinesis in RP-pck2Δ cells, the ring reassembled in a fraction of cells, similar to observations made in wild-type protoplasts suggesting the existence of a checkpoint-like control monitoring completion of cytokinesis (Mishra et al., 2012).

"I feel great because it's been a long haul," said Dr. Allison, who plays blues harp in an amateur band he named the Checkpoints, after immune system checkpoints like CTLA-4.

Sobriety checkpoints, like the one in San Pablo, have increasingly become profitable operations that are far more likely to seize cars from unlicensed — and often illegal immigrant — motorists, than to catch drunken drivers.