Sentence examples for more extensive replication from inspiring English sources
Depletion of neutrophils in animals prior to VSV administration eliminated uninfected tumor cell apoptosis and permitted more extensive replication and spreading of the virus throughout the tumor.
Table) except for 301C, which had an equal or higher RI in Tga20 than in C57BL/6 mice; this may be due to the relatively long incubation time for 301C in Tga20, allowing for more extensive replication.
Both MCMV and LCMV are natural mouse pathogens, and both viruses have more extensive replication as compared to vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) for example (Kundig TM et al., 1996, Immunity).
We next investigated whether the NDUFC2 variant, rs606164, and COX7A2 variant, rs1323070, were associated with insulin secretion in a more extensive replication cohort, the PPP-Botnia Study (14) (Table 1).
These findings highlight important pathways for the study of the disease, but require further study with more extensive DNA methylation coverage, as well as replication in a larger cohort.
These more extensive mutations seen after long-term in vivo replication were associated with a change to a tier 2 profile for SHIV-1157ipd3N4.
Doing so would provide a natural internal replication, because one would expect more extensive contralateral connectivity within the alEC regions and within the pmEC regions than between alEC and pmEC.
Moreover, the contents of the open-access databases (i.e. eFP Browser), which provide information about gene expression profiles (including DNA replication and repair-related genes), are by far more extensive for Arabidopsis than for any other plant species.
Replication of these findings in future studies that perform more extensive investigation is warranted.
Taken together, these findings show that after replication in the presence of a DSB, resection is much more extensive than in any other situation.
A more extensive population-based study of 4323 non-diabetics, the PPP-Botnia, was used as a replication cohort.
