Sentence examples for faster slippage from inspiring English sources

We previously observed that Fcp1 overexpression in HeLa cells induced faster slippage through SAC activated by the therapeutic AMCD taxol.

However, this relatively small rate difference is enough that in a cell line where death is faster than slippage, >90% of cells die during mitotic arrest (HeLa), while in a cell line where slippage is faster than death, <10% of cells die (MCF7 and A549).

Genuine analogy-making involves "slippage" of concepts.

Yesterdays slippage wasnt confined to technology shares, however.

A new feature of 3-D reconnection is the natural presence of fast field-line slippage along the QSLs, a process called "slip-running reconnection".

Malachy's head was heavy in my hands and all I could think was how fast it was, that slippage from life to death.

Minisatellites are often G/C-rich and fast evolving [ 13] and thought to originate from slippage replication or recombination between short direct repeats [ 16] or slipped-strand mispairing replication at non-contiguous repeats [ 17].

Due to the different properties of gas compared with oil and water for viscosities and other properties, the gas tends to flow faster than oil and past the liquid in the upward flow (gas slippage).

Repetitive DNA sequences mutate several orders of magnitude faster than non-repetitive sequences through addition and removal of repeat units by strand slippage and recombination [1].

Because cells died faster in mitosis when TRAIL was added, we could not use mitotic exit to monitor the slippage pathway.

On another occasion, when the dean was asked to explain the medical school's slippage in ranking, he said, "We are getting better; it is just other institutions are getting better faster than we are".