Sentence examples for logical replication from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as depicted in Fig. 4, the communication occurs among participants and guardian members, and guardian members and the guardian group, where a guardian member is a logical replication of the guardian associated with each participant.

Rituals provide that consistent replication.

The next logical question is to why replication of FL-L1 sequences by either the canonical or the noncanonical mechanism is important for a cell.

If the virus per se infects the salivary glands triggering the pathogenetic mechanisms, it is quite logical that inhibition of viral replication and reduction of viral load lead to a reduction in the prevalence of DILS.

From this observation, it seems logical to conclude that the DNA replication machineries in Archaea and Eukarya derived from an already well elaborated DNA replication machinery present in the DNA-based ancestor of Archaea and Eukarya.

It is likely that the first replicating systems invoked linear polymers because the replication of branched polymers – as a logical alternative – may have been mechanistically impracticable.

Whether CIP interferes with transcription of sporulation-specific genes like fidaxomicin remains to be determined, but since CIP interferes with DNA synthesis and replication, this would not, a priori, be logical.

Caspase cleavage of these proteins results in various consequences, from logical apoptosis inhibition to more surprising enhancement or attenuation of viral replication.

The most logical location for such an element would be within the NCR, which contains the replication origin and terminus (Goddard and Wolstenholme 1978; Saito et al. 2005).

It has been proposed that it is logical to use HRR in long-lived quiescent HSCs in order to guard them against errors occurring during DNA replication and damage associated with oxidative stress.

The replication is meticulous.