Sentence examples for type of checkpoint from inspiring English sources

This pack added new Create mode tools including a new type of checkpoint which provides the player with an infinite number of lives for a given section, a tether-less version of the jet-pack (allowing the player to hover around more freely) and a power-up removal marker which forces the player to drop any power-ups such as the Paintinator or jet-pack.

More importantly, however, our data clearly showed that the ability of TFP to delay checkpoint recovery is not dependent on the type of checkpoint that was engaged.

The S-M checkpoint (the third type of checkpoint monitoring the S-phase course) ensures that the G2 phase and mitosis can begin after complete genome replication (like the replication checkpoint, the S-M checkpoint depends on DNA replication) (Bartek et al. 2004).

The results of a number of different experiments, in a number of different model systems, show that there is no universal response to telomere-capping defects and uncapped telomeres can be subject to NHEJ, HR and induce different types of checkpoint pathways.

Until now, scientists knew only two types of checkpoints: those that work just before mitosis, and specialize in spotting DNA damage, and those acting during mitosis, which monitor a cellular scaffold made up of so-called microtubules.

"We don't want to have a regulation regime that is just so unwieldy that it strangles innovation," he says, "but we want certain types of oversight, checkpoints and safeguards".

Immunotherapy has become an epoch-making and attractive therapeutic modality for cancer, which offers potentially targeted therapy with fewer adverse-effects compared with conventional therapy. 1 One type of immunotherapy is a checkpoint blockade therapy 2 using humanized mAbs specific to CTL antigen 4 (CTLA-4), 3, 4 programmed cell death -1 (PD-1), 5 or its ligand PD-L1.

The amount and type of liquid allowed through security checkpoints is strictly regulated.

In addition to defects in proteins controlling cell cycle checkpoints, this type of aberration could affect tumor growth and survival, thereby influencing both tumor aggressiveness and potential response to treatments.

For more than a year, in 2000 and 2001, until the terrorist attacks, the Charlotte/Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, N.C., used a similar type of eye scanning system -- one checkpoint for pilots and flight attendants and a second for other airport employees -- with no security breaches and no accuracy problems.

While the other two patients relapsed, their tumors regressed once they were treated with a PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor, a type of immunotherapy that blocks the shield that protects tumors from the immune system.