Sentence examples for initiation in the same from inspiring English sources

Cytological evidence suggests that the seed fibers of Li 1 mutants undergo initiation in the same manner as WT fibers, but begin to show some distorted morphological features during the early elongation stage of development [ 23].

These results suggest that activation of the canonical WNT signaling pathway in mammary epithelium, by mutation of APC, excessive ectopic WNT expression, and/or stabilization of β-catenin contribute to mammary tumor initiation in the same way as colon cancer at least in mouse models of the mammary tumors.

Figure 20 shows the rates of successful broadcasts that arrived at the destination out of 4000 broadcast initiations, in the same manner as the previous simulations.

This treatment of the data holds constant both the probe-number bias and the bias caused by multiple cryptic initiations in the same gene, both of which favor detection of cryptic initiation events in longer genes.

Robust T cell activation was observed with the AUG[YL8] mRNA but not with the CCC[YL8] mRNA showing that the AUG initiation codon in the same "Kozak" context as CUG was efficiently used in translation (Fig. 2B, top panel).

Intriguingly, each 36 nt repeat in L. oceanica has a potential initiation codon in the same reading frame as the gene for the molecular chaperone dnaK, which is of cyanobacterial origin and presumed to be targeted to the plastid.

Five studies independently assessed the optimal timing of the initiation of chemoprophylaxis in the same population.

However, the evidence is insufficient to comment on the optimal timing of initiation of chemoprophylaxis in the same population (Table 4).

However, the frequency of activity that underlies seizure initiation need not be in the same frequency band as the evolving seizure.

These results are also in agreement with the finding that silvestrol, an inhibitor of translation initiation, synergizes with doxorubicin in the same murine model of cancer (Bordeleau et al., 2008).

An 'initiation' was defined as the movement of an individual in one direction over a distance of at least 20 m beyond the periphery of the group, when no other initiation had been made in the same direction within the 15 previous minutes (as used in previous studies on primates: [ 7, 9, 10, 26, 63]).