The phrase "a massive induction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a large-scale introduction or implementation of something, such as ideas, policies, or changes.
Example: "The new policy led to a massive induction of innovative practices within the organization."
Alternatives: "a significant introduction of" or "a large-scale implementation of".
E.g. a massive induction of pro-inflammatory cytokines was observed in IAV-infected animals recruiting large numbers of PMN which ultimately destroy the lung tissue [7], [17].
When we performed StSUT1 analyses with GSH or GSSG solutions that had not been adjusted to pH 5.5 before, we obtained a massive induction of StSUT1-mediated sucrose transport with both compounds (Fig. 2B).
We find a massive induction of the majority of such genes during brown adipocyte differentiation and recruitment, e.g. of the mitochondrial transcription factors A (Tfam) and B2 (Tfb2m), whereas only a subset of the same genes were induced during white adipose conversion.
Culture of chondrocytes generally led to a massive induction of most cytokines (P <0.001).
However, low oxygen tension leads to a massive induction of OLE1 expression through the LORE element present in its promoter.
However, culturing chondrocytes generally led to a massive induction of cytokines released, which has not been shown before.
Hence, our findings support the notion that bleb failure in the WT mice is a result of a massive induction and disorganized deposition of collagenous ECM.
Interactions between incompatible het-c/het-d or het-c/het-e allele pairs lead to a cell death reaction characterized by vacuole enlargement and bursting and a simultaneous, massive induction of autophagy [19].
This is further supported by the demonstration that NTERA-2D1 cells are capable of removing Cisplatin-DNA adducts when apoptosis is blocked by inhibition of caspase activation (Figure S5), indicating that a rapid and massive induction of apoptosis may precede the onset of DNA repair in embryonal carcinoma cells.
In contrast, mice deficient for the shelterin component TRF1 in stratified epithelia show a rapid and massive induction of DDR, leading to perinatal lethality and severe skin defects.
M. truncatula cells accumulate isoflavonoid phytoalexins in response to YE [ 9], and a rapid and massive induction of WRKY TF genes is correlated with the induction of genes involved in the central phenylpropanoid pathway and the downstream steps in the biosynthesis of the isoflavonoid phytoalexin medicarpin [ 9, 13].
