Sentence examples for the terminating phase from inspiring English sources

Since the terminating phase of liver regeneration is now entering a phase of rapid discovery [ 2– 11], our aim was to study differentially expressed genes regulating the extracellular matrix, together with the tissue remodelling of normal liver architecture following a completed regeneration process in porcine.

When the environment is provided by the AlOOH layer rather than by air the reflectance decreases substantially (Fig. 7C) again due to the similarity of the refractive indices of the terminating phases, namely the fused silica support and the AlOOH antireflective layer.

The usual criteria for terminating phase II chemotherapy in patients with a recurrent brain tumor are evidence of progressive disease or unacceptable toxicity.

The slow enrolment of patients presenting with candidemia was the main factor contributing to the decision to terminate the phase IIIb Candida pilot-study early.

Specifically, we introduce a special repeated matching protocol consisting of an initial phase terminated randomly and a terminal phase of T periods.

Recently, Lilly voluntarily terminated the Phase 2 trial because a small number of subjects that were given LY2886721 developed abnormal liver biochemistries.

(1) As shown in Figure 4, if no helper is found in the network after the helper selection phase terminates, the sender transmits its data packet at a data rate R SD directly to its recipient.

The bursting type depends on the way the slow-motion tonic spiking manifold terminates in the phase space of the fast subsystem of the HR model.

The rise in (s_{mathrm {dynamic}}) pulls the trajectory across the curve of jump down knees of the (V_{mathit {KE}}) nullcline (dark blue), terminating the active phase of KE.

Cla4 was discovered to promote mitotic exit and cytokinesis by activating a guanine nucleotide exchange factor, Lte1, which in turn causes the activation of Tem1, thereby terminating the M phase of the cell cycle (Jensen et al., 2002; Seshan et al., 2002; Tiedje et al., 2008).

The conclusions were that the dominant mode of relapse in early stage breast cancer was the result of events terminating dormancy phases at the time of surgery.