Sentence examples for particular replication from inspiring English sources

Highly pathogenic RNA viruses belong to a variety of virus families, each having a particular replication strategy, thus offering a wealth of potential targets to selectively inhibit viral replication.

This is a consequence of the particular replication cycle of the retrovirus, where both LTRs are copied from one and same template during a multistep complex process [13].

In particular, replication of lower household income as a predictor of increased risk of mental health difficulties needs to be stressed.

The particular replication phenotype observed in breast cancer is entirely in keeping with the hierarchical stem cell model of tumour growth, the uncoupling of Mcm2 expression with geminin and Ki67 expression increasing with a higher degree of differentiation.

Interestingly, this particular replication phenotype (Ki67 negative but MCM positive) is exhibited by premenopausal breast (Stoeber et al, 2001) and primary oocytes (Eward et al, 2004), resting tissues that retain proliferative capacity and that can respond rapidly to growth stimuli.

We suggest that the detection of ssDNA can be used as a tool to identify sites of chromosome fragility and may signal when particular replication forks encounter impediments and/or become unstable.

In particular, when replication quality was constant, the molding cycle time was markedly reduced by over 50% (the cycle time was approximately 45 s) compared with conventional hot embossing.

Features driving the ability to scale read requests and write requests, or scaling data storage are investigated, in particular partitioning, replication, consistency, and concurrency control.

These include acetyl-transferases, cohesin binding proteins and, of particular interest, replication fork proteins [14].

In particular, DNA replication timing was found to be altered leading to a dramatic S-phase shortening.

In particular the replication trials raise concerns about the validity of combining the school attendance data across years, since this involves a non-randomized before and after comparison.