Sentence examples for maintenance and termination from inspiring English sources
The life cycle of an ON consists of four phases: suitability determination, creation, maintenance, and termination.
The stages of change consist of precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and termination.
Less is known, however, about maintenance of exercise behavior and the construct associations for the action, maintenance, and termination stages of change.
Thus, the purpose of this study was to examine which of the TTM constructs (i.e. decisional balance, processes of change, barriers-efficacy, and temptation) best distinguishes between the action, maintenance, and termination stages of change for men and women.
The "epi" in epigenetics captures the fact that although epigenetic processes also preside over the maintenance and termination of gene expression, the unfolding and remodeling of chromatin architecture are especially critical to prepare genes for regulated transcription.
Our results suggest that VTA putative DA and non-DA neurons conjunctively process locomotor-related motivational signals that are associated with movement initiation, maintenance and termination.
These structures are crucially involved in the initiation, generation, detection, maintenance, regulation and termination of changes in affective state [13].
When activated, the TLR signalling network controls the initiation, maintenance, modulation, and termination of innate host defences by several mechanisms [ 14– 17].
These data demonstrate a remarkable burst of organelle genome evolution in dinoflagellates following divergence from Apicomplexa, and also challenge our understanding of the mechanistic details of genome maintenance and expression, most notably translation termination.
The maintenance of genetic stability depends on the fine-tuned initiation and termination of pathways involved in cell cycle checkpoints and DNA repair.
First, elongation and termination on the mRNA-like segment of tmRNA ensures the recycling of ribosomal subunits contributing to the maintenance of a healthy ribosomal pool.
