Sentence examples for example the latency from inspiring English sources
For example, the latency II program of EBV drives the differentiation of activated B-cells into memory cells [34], [35] or vGCR of HHV-8 is known to induce transformation and angiogenesis, both features, which are required for the development of Kaposi's sarcoma [36], [37], [38], [39].
For example, the latency of AML development will be longer and the lifetime incidence will decrease if cycling rates of HSCs are slowed down after irradiation.
For example, the latency period associated with cigarette smoking and lung cancer has been estimated to be several decades following the initiation of smoking [ 32].
As an example, the latency of the P1 (of about 100 ms) corresponds to the length of the alpha period which is 100 ms for a typical alpha frequency of 10 Hz.
Yet another example is the latency disparity between high-speed proprietary data feeds and the Securities Information Processor SIPP).
Admittedly, the fact that in this 10-year (1997 2006) data set of almost 300 influenza A(H3N2) HA and NA sequences from Hong Kong, we have only found one particular example supporting the latency mechanism, does suggest that this is a relative rarity, and that the migration mechanism is probably responsible for the majority of influenza seasonality patterns seen worldwide.
However, the fact that we can find at least one example supporting the latency hypothesis, in these 281 HA and NA sequences spanning 10 years (1997 2006), suggests that they may both play a part in the underlying mechanism governing influenza A(H3N2) seasonality.
For example, when the latency is higher than 80 ms, the Genome Browser may require more than 5 s to draw the chromosome image.
For example, the transmission latency for a node can be reduced by approximately 30% by doubling its slot assignment (assuming a low 60% MAC efficiency).
For example, the HSV latency associated promoter has been shown to drive expression of β-galactosidase long term in sensory neurons, but the promoter is down-regulated in the CNS [10], [11].
We need to explicitly model the latency period to take into account not only exposures of direct interest (arsenic in our example) but also additional risk factors (such as smoking) that might decrease the latency period and accelerate disease onset.
