Sentence examples for replicate activity from inspiring English sources

Secondary or accessory mutations often cause resistance when present in combination with other mutations or compensate for the diminished replicate activity that can be associated with drug resistance [ 2].

Almost all of the patients who were analyzed in this study had an ALT level within the normal range, and most patients were chronic carriers of hepatitis B virus, i.e., they had no replicate activity.

The development of highly selective real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays has provided sensitive tools to investigate the replicate activity and the effectiveness of antiviral therapy in infected patients by detection and quantification of the cccDNA in human liver biopsies [ 11- 13].

After selective breeding for 16 generations, the four replicate activity-selected lines of mice ran approximately 2.7 times more revolutions in their running wheels per day compared to four non-selected control lines (Swallow et al. 1998), mainly by running at higher speeds rather than more time per day.

The challenge is to sustain programme processes with governmental and NGO partners, and to find ways to replicate activities that are considered successful.

Bundled together, such interventions create a coherent and legitimised set of rules about the conduct of practice; where enacting those rules is made to become a normal component of everyday work; and where individual participants are encouraged to replicate activities common to their peers.

Although this has not yet been proven, MMF might be more effective in rapidly proliferating tumor cells than in tumors with a lower replicating activity.

Nitazoxanide has weak replicating activity and is bactericidal to M. tuberculosis in a minimal nonreplicating model (7H9, pH 5.0, containing 0.5 mM NaNO2−) (37).

But so far it has mostly replicated activities that the US and Russia pioneered decades ago.

In order to experimentally replicate user activity we developed a questionnaire that corresponds to several segments of each video.

This model theorizes that, to understand the meaning behind a facial expression, individuals attempt to replicate the activity in their own brains.