Sentence examples for fork movement from inspiring English sources

Lambert, S. & Carr, A. Impediments to replication fork movement: stabilisation, reactivation and genome instability.

There's been a rush of new restaurants embracing the farm to fork movement and, with Calgary in the heart of cattle country, almost every restaurant has Alberta beef on the menu.

Another example is the "farm to fork" movement for food versus goods found in the big box stores.

He also signed dozens of other bills Friday — a hodgepodge that included new rights for gay and transgender Californians, a requirement that state prisons expand the availability of condoms to inmates and measures that promote the "farm to fork" movement to increase consumer access to fresh food.

Settled by German, Irish and Scottish immigrants, the Barossa retains the charm of yesteryear, and no spring weekend is complete without at least a few hours touring wineries, visiting markets and enjoying the field to fork movement that never left this part of the world.

However, c-Myc regulates the number of replication origins rather than the rate of replication fork movement [28], while estrogen increases the rate of replication fork movement [29].

Even though the Swiss had invented both the quartz and tuning fork movements, they chose to reinvest in mechanical movements.

We got the porterhouse, we got the fries, she loaded up her plate, and then she commenced such frantic knife and fork movements that a veritable cloud of dust rose around her — I was reminded of a Road Runner cartoon.

Those familiar with original Accutron Spaceview watches will recall that they contained electronic turning fork movements that pre-dated quartz movement technology.

To synchronize replication fork movements between cells and examine where PCNA accumulates in the elg1Δ mutant, we utilized the cdc7-1 temperature-sensitive mutation.

Previous analyses have indicated a relatively fast replication progress for V. cholerae with replication fork movements around [ 16] or just below [ 15] 1000 nt/s for cells grown at 37°C.