Sentence examples for continuing propagation from inspiring English sources
The continuing propagation of highly pathogenic H5N1 viruses among poultry [6] and migratory birds [7], [8] poses a continuing and potentially escalating threat to human populations.
After thermal cycling, the crack initiated from β-Sn near IMC layer, and continued propagation through the same path when under second in order vibration impact.
The continued propagation of the prion state of a protein in growing yeast cells requires the ability to generate and transmit molecular seeds – propagons - to new daughter cells.
The resulting peroxyl radicals ROO can continue propagation of lipid peroxidation.
We have developed an experimental approach that allows the generation and continued propagation of conditionally immortalized mammary epithelial cells from mice with defined genetic lesions.
Thus, upon continued propagation, vHMEC-ras cells become increasingly genomically unstable, manifesting genomic changes at an earlier passage and an increased frequency than detected in cultured vHMEC.
The continued propagation of these strata-controlled colonies will aid subsequent follow-up studies, because functional assessment of candidate genes can be carried out in the same genetic background.
The MWD (Mn =19 382, PDI = 1.26) of the resulting pSBMA was narrower than those obtained in a water/methanol system (with PDI rapidly increasing from 1.26 to 1.47 when Mn increased from 4764 to 90 340) where the electrostatic aggregation of pSBMA in the poor nonionic solvent had likely compromised the exposure of the reactive ends for continued propagation.
After initiation, the crack propagation occurred through the thickness of the thinner sheets and continued propagating through the width of the thin sheet.
Continuing crack propagation existed after peak load due to the crack control effect of fibres on the cracked surface.
The risks associated with continuing artificial propagation for conservation, harvest supplementation, or both can be reduced, but not entirely eliminated by improving culture practices.
