Sentence examples for possibility of replication from inspiring English sources
The results indicate a possibility of replication of vvIBDV in vaccinated chickens.
It is widespread permitting the possibility of replication studies and is of great public health importance in its own right.
However, repair of the SIN deletion has been shown to occur at a measurable frequency [ 8], meaning these vectors do not entirely eliminate the possibility of Replication Competent Retrovirus production, vector mobilization or gene activation.
Necessarily, although they were not included in the scope of this study, we do not exclude the possibility of replication origins that are not directly adjacent to orc/cdc6 genes or are without classical ORB-like elements.
The limitations of the work that the authors fully realize are that: i) the model is purely abstract and does not include any real chemistry, ii) even if one accepts the possibility of replication of autocatalytic networks, no path to template-based replication is provided let alone the key genotype-phenotype link via translation.
Although these results do not exclude the possibility of replication-independent ICL repair, most of the repair events we observed were coupled with DNA replication.
HFCC uses, as an analysis strategy, the possibility of replicating findings in multiple replication groups, in order to select a liberal subset of preliminary results that are above a statistical criterion and consistent in direction of effect.
A new concept "Robust CV designs for replications" having the possibility of replicated observations is introduced.
Despite the possibility of YF−17D replication in dendritic cells [24], Palmer and colleagues found this replication to be restricted due to rapid processing of the virus [25].
The possibility of its replication in the fetal nervous system should also be considered because an affected fetus that is born alive is likely a reservoir.
On the basis of these findings, the tempting possibility of targeting replication proteins and their regulators as part of antitumour therapies that interfere with cancer cell proliferation certainly merits consideration.
