Sentence examples for replication monitoring from inspiring English sources
This paper describes the underlying analytical and algorithmic substrates based on randomization for job distribution, replication, monitoring, aggregation and oblivious resource sharing and communication between participating hosts.
The data grid layer (grid data management system) in the overall grid computing software stack must provide a complete support in terms of access, integration, replication, monitoring, mining, management of data sources in a grid environment.
27 Imaging has been applied for oncolytic virus replication monitoring.
In BSF, RabX1 and RabX2 RNAi lines were induced with tetracycline to express the respective double-stranded RNA and parasite replication monitored until eight days post-induction.
After a short period of infection (12 hrs) the cells were washed and diluted onto fresh non-statin treated CD4+ cells and the resultant viral replication monitored.
Viral replication monitored by the NS1 gene and the levels of NP showed significant suppression of IAV replication in T1- and T2-knockdown cells, the suppression efficiency being significantly higher in T2-knockdown than in T1-knockdown.
Administration of trypsin inhibitor aprotinin immediately after IAV infection at 2 mg/kg twice a day for 9 days markedly suppressed IAV replication monitored by NS1 gene and NP.
IAV replication monitored by NS1 gene and NP was also observed in H9c2 cardiomyoblasts after infection for 24 h at m.o.i. 1 (see Supplementary material online, Figure S2A B ).
In this study, we show that Tim protein could be isolated as a stable complex with mitotic entry kinases Plk1, Aurora A and B, and CDC2, as well as with components of the replicative helicase (MCM subunits) and replication fork monitoring proteins (Claspin and Tipin) (Fig. 1).
Replication of monitoring servers can reduce the probability that an important alert is missed.
MongoLab enables cloud-based hosting for MongoDB users on Amazon's EC2 and Rackspace, and manages replication, backups, monitoring and uptime — the tedious stuff — so that your team doesn't have to.
