Sentence examples for favouring termination from inspiring English sources

The situation at the 3' end illustrates that only a few changes are needed to transform parts of the AT-rich stem-loop terminating many chloroplast transcription units into a functional polyA-signal (C2) favouring termination of nuclear transcription.

Throughout Latin America and in Europe clear majorities favoured allowing the termination of pregnancies in some circumstances.

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Moreover, the final mode of action of gemcitabine of producing a "masked chain termination" after its incorporation into DNA, favours that DNA repair plays an important role with respect to sensitising the tumour cells to radiation.

But the annual report revealed Champion was handed termination payments worth £160,000 after being ousted in favour of Parsons.

At a median follow-up of 2.4 years, the independent data and safety monitoring committee recommended termination of the trial as a significant difference in favour of letrozole was seen.

At either 12 [ 41] or 7 [ 20] months of naturalistic follow-up after treatment termination, the RR of response rate showed a trend in favour of psychotherapy alone over combination (RR = 0.62, 95%CI: 0.36 to 1.07; P = 0.08).

The fact that reinitiation efficiency decreases quite abruptly with increasing distance of displacement of the stop codon further downstream (Figure 5) favours a model in which this 40S subunit is transferred directly from the termination site to the TURBS, rather than dissociating from the mRNA after termination followed by reassociation with the TURBS.

This process repeats until the measurement discrepancy termination threshold is satisfied, or the measurement discrepancy term is heavily favoured over the sparsity term.

Recommendations for termination of the trial will be considered if there are differences in favour of one group or the other.

Even so, the indications from both origins and terminations place rostral premotor (or even prefrontal) cortices at the apex of the somatomotor hierarchy, favouring the active inference model over a serial motor command model.