Sentence examples for enormous replication from inspiring English sources

HIV-1 evolves with extraordinary rapidity: high replicative error rates, large effective population sizes, high levels of recombination and enormous replication rates [1], [2] all combine to generate a fertile field for immune selection [3], [4], [5], [6].

Despite the enormous replication potential of the human liver, there are currently no culture systems available that sustain hepatocyte replication and/or function in vitro.

HCV is a RNA virus with an enormous replication rate and because of its error-prone polymerase several different viral variants can emerge rapidly in a single person.

That humiliation had to be so enormous and a replication of what had happened to him way back in the beginning of his journey.

Chance and the enormous variation generated by replication errors in millions of stem cell lineages may be sufficient for the selection of low frequency cancer phenotypes within a lifetime.

The replication of that enormous, international and sustained impact will be the job of the major studios in the near future, which in itself is nothing new.

CCSMs are able to specify which data objects need replication and the enormous extensibility of iRODS with user-specific rules enable CCSMs to specify those objects that need M replicas for N years being automatically executed and thus enforced.

Cairns went on to show that human cells manage to replicate their enormous genome in a period of just a few hours, by each chromosome's having dozens of replication forks simultaneously copying the DNA.

The rapid generation time of P. falciparum, wherein one parasite divides into 16 to 24 daughter parasites within 24 to 48 h, requires an enormous devotion of energy for cell cycle replication.

I also address the problem of case-control non-replication, which is widespread despite enormous effort and use of resources.

In the majority of known bacterial species, these two conditions are met; selection against excess genome is extremely efficient due to enormous effective population sizes, and the fact that replication time and, hence, generation time are correlated with genome size.