Sentence examples for in one initiation from inspiring English sources
Long panels of openwork carving showing human figures, animals, and abstract designs were carried in one initiation dance, while the frontal bones of human skulls, which had been over-modeled, painted, and embellished with hair and beards, were worn as masks in other dances.
After trapping one initiation complex bead in the optical trap, a streptavidin-coated bead, which binds to the ribosome and is held by suction on the end of a micropipette was moved to approach to the initiation complex bead.
The remainder (24 %) of promoters in the broad category have a preference for one initiation site.
One initiation ritual for the men's rugby team is to have a naked mud wrestle.
In other words, miss detection for the noiseless case occurs when there is at least one initiation of transmission occurring for some outside the interval, but no initiations (of transmissions) during the interval, in a single scan.
In one material the initiation of retraction was found to be independent of the experimental time-scale because it was governed by the rapid equilibration of the narrowing of mercury necks, and subsequent snap-off of mercury connections at a small number of pore intersections.
In one patient, before initiation of RT chemotherapy consisting of procarbazine, vincristine and methotrexate was administered.
CVVH was complicated by haemothorax in one patient, profound hypotension on initiation of filter flow in one case and pericannula bleeding requiring infusion of coagulation products in one case.
In one experiment, pre-initiation 30S:mRNA complex together with fMet-tRNAfMet, IF1 and IF2 was mixed with 50S complex and all factors needed for peptide-bond formation (Fig. 2A).
However, current large-scale in silico analyses on initiation mechanisms in bacteria are mainly based on the SD-led initiation way, other than the leaderless one.
In addition, leptin therapy corrected the excess appetite and promoted weight loss and puberty initiation in one of the children [ 40].
