Sentence examples for initiation in the context of from inspiring English sources

In this report we studied the efficiency of pre-RC assembly and site-specific replication initiation in the context of mini-EBV genomes.

In adults it was due to constant rates of ART initiation in the context of fewer registrations.

These data suggest that niche positioning and Wnt-activity could influence the cell type of origin and the rate of mutation initiation in the context of DNA damage.

Our objective in this article was indeed to examine the potential economic impact of distributing LLIN-WF to HIV-positive individuals awaiting ART initiation, in the context of highly resource-constrained settings.

Some indirect indication comes from a cluster randomized trial conducted in Malawi evaluating home-based assessment and initiation of ART in the context of HIVST [ 15].

Upon initiation of infection in the context of an adaptive immune system, differences between mptC mutant and wildtype M. marinum were less apparent.

However, as the analysis was based on the literature, we may have failed to perceive some factors that have an effect on the initiation of PPP in the context of our study.

Hence, reliably producing a pathological or injury condition in an animal that replicates human aspects of disease initiation and propagation in the context of acute or chronic bone fracture healing is difficult.

Patients were classified as "acute start" under the following circumstances: 1) eGFR by MDRD >25 ml/min/1.73 m ≤ three months prior to dialysis initiation that declined in the context of an acute illness event requiring hospitalization.

As such, there are at least two influences at the nucleotide level that govern regulation of expression from the 5′-end of open reading frames (ORFs): the GC content and formation of mRNA secondary structure (discussed here), and codon usage bias and efficiency of translation initiation (discussed later in the context of slowing translation).

Clearly, models to study AD initiation and progression in the context of different human neural circuits in vitro, including cortico-cortical, cortico-thalamic and cortico-hippocampal, have considerable potential for functional studies of AD pathogenesis and testing of therapeutic intervention strategies.