Sentence examples for replication space from inspiring English sources

Another possible cause of the enhancement of viral replication (and a prerequisite for the development of new viral variants with greater fitness) is the supply of new uninfected cells susceptible to HCV infection causing an enlargement in viral replication space.

Taking into account that the availability of free replication space is necessary for the spread of the mutant virus, the kinetics of emerging drug-resistant mutants is usually slow.

The origin of the viral expansion, also called the "replication space," could be supported by other mechanisms, such as reinfection of cells previously infected with wildtype virus or the loss of an antiviral state due to lower levels of viral replication.

The combined evidence highlights the technical and institutional requirements for project success and points to two important areas of research in the scale-up of any small-scale irrigation strategy: the risk behavior of water users, and the evolution of institutions that either support or obstruct project replication over space and time.

It is also important to note that while the small size of our tidal simulator is optimal for high replication under space constraints, the size may limit its use to research on sediment processes, certain species of plants, infauna, and macroinvertebrates with limited ranges of movement, such as some gastropod species.

The theoretical estimations of replication origin spacing required to minimize 'double fork stalls' or 'telomeric fork stalls' has been compared with the actual origin positions in five different yeast species [57].

Slightly lower probabilities were required for evenly spaced replication origins as compared with randomly-positioned origins because when evenly spaced, unfired origins tend to be situated closer to termination events.

This is due to the fact that influenza virus, as many other successful viruses, has evolved strategies to escape the immune response to levels that provide space for replication and transmission within their hosts.

Although thousands of larvae were analyzed in this study, increased replication over time and space will be necessary to provide confirmation of the patterns observed.

We therefore present evidence for another aspect, beyond initiation and origin timing, of the puzzle that is the understanding of regulation of DNA replication in time and space.

Each unit also only takes up 0.18 m (0.3 × 0.6 m), allowing for high levels of experimental replication in a small space.