Sentence examples for a continuously growing population of from inspiring English sources

To obtain synchronous cultures, we used centrifugal elutriation, because from a continuously growing population of cells it can separate only those cells that are in early G1, without severely altering cell growth parameters [15].

Diabetes affects a continuously growing population of already over 350 million patients worldwide.

Although equations (2.3) and (2.5) are classical results in population genetics [ 22, 24], a persistent tradition in experimental evolution has been to measure relative fitness in continuously growing populations as rm/ rw, that is, as a ratio of Malthusian parameters [ 6, 7, 23, 25– 28].

The changes, Thomas F. Prendergast, the president of New York City Transit, said, will help serve "continuously growing populations in Brooklyn".

Heart failure (HF) affects a rapidly growing population of patients.

There was a growing population of bookmakers, but no community.

Army Times reports a growing population of soldiers with abuse problems.

Kensington has a growing population of Bangladeshi-Americans.

One of the most notable changes has been a decrease in the Anglo (a term that refers to those of European descent, not only those of Anglo-Saxon heritage) population and a continuously growing Hispanic population.

During that time a continuously growing set of currently more than 40000 structures with 48600 spectra could be established.

The membranes were encapsulated by a continuously growing layer of fibrotic tissue and in the direct surrounding of the implants a zone with inflammatory cells was detectable.