Sentence examples for stopped to replicate from inspiring English sources

Also, pronounced cell death was only observed with high drug concentrations, especially after treatment with 10 µM AZA, which indicates that AZA-treated cellstoppeded to replicate and died.

When their icons cease to be facsimiles, we stop trying to replicate analog behaviors.

However, the new strategy he announced in Singapore in December 2010 implies that Unilever will stop trying to replicate this balance in emerging markets.

In other states, where the BJP is not in power, the police are likely to be far more effective in nipping communal violence in the bud.That will not stop Hindu extremists from trying to replicate their success.

Finally, with respect to the evolutionary dynamics, the problem of intra-molecular recognition and the fact that complex formation gives an advantage to parasites – merely to stop replicating the other molecules gives replication advantage [ 18] – can still facilitate the evolution of a parasite and, thereby, that of an escaping catalyst (and so on?).

Krept and Konan have dressed the stage to replicate a tube stop: a full-length replica carriage; benches in front of it; a stop sign that reads "Play Dirty" and a DJ (Doctor Cosmic) where the driver would normally be.

Challenges remain While the country is putting in place a system to protect children and women from all forms of violence, including recently passing a GBV law, setting up gender desks at police stations around the country and looking to replicate the One-Stop Centre remains a challenge.

Mutations sometimes arise in cells that cause them to replicate quickly, ignoring signals to stop.

But he has observed how the subway lulls his son to sleep, so he tries to replicate the train's stops and jerks when he puts his son to bed.

One wheel on the machine runs smoothly, while the other skids, to replicate all the starts and stops, to not just stomp the grass but tear at it.

They seek to replicate the entropic whirl of consciousness itself and, in the case of Eszter, to stop its "onward rush" entirely.