The phrase "during the installment of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or event that occurs while something is being installed. Example: "During the installment of the new kitchen cabinets, the workers accidentally damaged the flooring."
One of the first actions taken by the VIKING alliance was the installment of governance structure in itself.
Although the addition of CAT and SOD during co-culture with activated PMNs reduced the phosphorylation of p53 at site Ser15 and accumulation of p21waf1/cip1 (fig 5B), it had no effect on the G2/M arrest (fig 5C), suggesting that PMN products in addition to ·O2− or H2O2 activate the p53/p21 pathway and are sufficient for the installment of the cell cycle arrest.
The BT process can thus be responsible for the installment of the MODS; moreover, this phenomena seems to not be related to the amount of translocated bacteria.
This paper provides a detailed description of the didactical tools and assessment methods used in and outside of the classroom as well as a discussion of the lessons learned during the first installment of the course taught at Emory University in fall semester 2009.
Accordingly, there was no mistaking what took place during the 19th installment of the series, at the Miller Theater on Saturday night, for a routine concert.
This placed UPN fifth out of the major networks during the installment's hour of broadcast, ahead of The WB.
Acquisitions are unveiled during the regular installments of the Louvre Abu Dhabi Talking Art lecture series.
Hamill was apparently just as surprised to learn that his co-stars Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford were in the midst of an "intense" affair during the filming of the first installment of the epic space franchise. .
Although the ratings for the premiere were down by almost 2 million from that medical drama's fifth-season debut a year ago (18.5 million), the results helped ABC win every time slot of the night, including the 8 p.m. hour during which the first installment of ABC's "FlashForward" outperformed CBS's "Survivor," 12.4 million to 11.9 million.
Given that the initial installment of the series opened during the Neolithic period of the Stone Age and closed in Elizabethan times, viewers were offered a wealth of choices - from King Alfred to Henry VIII, Queen Boudicca to Queen Bess.
