Sentence examples for the continuous progression of the from inspiring English sources
According to the outlined statements, the intensity of noise and shading emissions of a wind power plant is dependent from the variable parameters, number of wind turbines, type (respectively loudness), and height, which steadily change in view of the continuous progression of the wind power technology.
Both podocyte depletion models give important information about the continuous progression of FSGS in a dose dependent manner, but do not address the cause of primary FSGS.
Contact-mediated activation of endothelial cells by T-cells involving a ligand such as CD40 may serve as one mechanism for the continuous progression of inflammatory diseases in atherosclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis [ 67].
Since the steps of spermatogenesis require a continuous progression of the cell cycle rather than any arrest, germ cells might therefore be more sensitive to apoptosis.
What cannot be expected, however, is a layout of the samples that could provide evidence of a continuous "progression" of the disease.
In contrast, inhibition of mitosis in bloodstream cells prevents cytokinesis, but allows continuous progression of the nuclear cycle and organelle replication thus producing giant polyploid cells with multiple kinetoplasts, basal bodies and flagella [9] [11].
The assay is based on continuous progression of the GTP cycle and GTP hydrolysis.
Active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is characterized by continuous progression of the inflammatory process, eventually affecting the majority of joints.
Since Mg2+ plays a critical role in influencing the affinity of GTPases with guanosine triphosphate/guanosine diphosphate (GTP/GDP) and the process of nucleotide exchange, manipulating Mg2+ concentrations in the GTPase reaction buffer allows continuous progression of the GTPase cycle and faster hydrolysis of GTP.
Pif1 enhances necessary pausing, whereas Rrm3 promotes continuous progression of the replication forks [ 36].
This buffer would then allow continuous progression of the GTPase cycle and GTP hydrolysis.
