Sentence examples for early localisation from inspiring English sources

We interpret the fault pattern of the consistent kinematic architecture to be produced by early localisation of the principal displacement zone along pre-existing mechanical discontinuities inherited from the Early Paleozoic Ross Orogeny.

The early localisation of new TBE foci and the identification of the main risk factors associated with disease emergence represent a priority for the public health community.

We have shown by immunofluorescence confocal microscopy that αvβ6 is not expressed in GCs, indicating that the early localisation of FMDV to GC light zones is independent of αvβ6 expression.

We hypothesised that earlier localisation of the target indicates faster detection, and hence shorter total analysis time.

The majority of the HuHMFG-1 IgG was internalised rapidly within 15 to 30 min, the intracellular staining was punctate and characteristic of early endosomal localisation.

We also show that high OS increased early re-localisation and decline of cytosolic survivin that preceded induction of MKP-1 in human breast cancer cell lines.

Our results therefore suggest that OS promotes early re-localisation and downregulation of cytosolic survivin in MDA-MB-468 breast cancer cells.

DETA-NONOate, a nitric oxide (NO -donor iNO -donor inducesst cancer cell lines by early re-lOSalination and downregulation of cellular survivin.

The key to bone's brittleness, on the other hand, is the strain and damage localisation early on in the process, which leads to low post-yield strains and low-energy absorption to failure.

Early detection and localisation with immediate removal and treatment of premalignant lesions (e.g., dysplasia) (Clark et al, 2006) is crucial to improving patients' survival.

I-labelled L19-SIP antibody demonstrated good tumour uptake and localisation as early as 1 h post-injection in both models.