Sentence examples for replication now from inspiring English sources

But in reality the finished translation is likely to be more uneven — now eloquent, now pedestrian, now a perfect replication, now a little false to the original in meaning or rhythm or syntax or level of diction.

With the recent reduction in the cost of microarrays, such large-scale replication now becomes affordable.

On the other hand, the replication now interferes to some degree the flow of the paper.

High continuation rates among clients mean that costs of the intervention can be low when added to an existing community-based distribution program a finding that is relevant to program replication (now underway in Zambia).

In such cells, DNA replication now initiates at a pole-proximal origin, showing that origin position defines replisome position at initiation rather than vice versa (Reyes-Lamothe et al., 2008).

First described in bacteria where they initiate DNA replication, it now appears that R-loops regulate diverse cellular processes such as gene expression, immunoglobulin (Ig) class switching, and DNA repair.

Pilot titrations indicated that addition of up to 1 µg of either recombinant Ro60 or La to these conditions did not inhibit DNA replication (data now shown).

The relation between reproduction, metabolism, and replication is now considered in more depth.

Viral replication is now recognized as the key driver of liver injury, and international guidelines recommend that permanent suppression of HBV replication is the primary aim of CHB treatment [ 1, 11, 12].

However, the members of the second branch (DUB-2, DUB-2A) would appear to have undergone a further replication and now have three copies of the aforementioned sequence (Additional file 5).

For example, although DNA replication stress now is generally accepted as a factor that contributes to tumorigenesis downstream of oncogene activation, it is not considered to be an initiating event [ 59].