Online lending is another example of a proliferating mega trend.
Disruptive innovation, therefore, can have a proliferating effect.
This cell should adopt a proliferating fate.
In the 1950s illustrated magazines began to proliferate (echoing a trend of the 1930s); some of these were popular magazines of general interest and some were directed at specific markets, such as Elle, Marie-Claire, and Vogue Paris for women and L'Express, Le Point, and Le Nouvel Observateur, which are political.
No statistically significant deviation from wild type growth was shown by Dlk1 +/p cells, although they did exhibit a consistent trend to proliferate at a slightly lower rate than wild type cells.
The report summarizes that the government is contributing to a trend of proliferating low-wage jobs, especially problematic during and after the Great Recession.
He points out that detective novels about art theft and fraud have also proliferated of late, a trend he attributes to impressive auction prices splashed across the headlines.
Stem cells derived from tendon also showed a trend to proliferate and differentiate toward activated tenocytes when cultured with PRP [ 73].
Corporate educational chains opened schools tailored to higher-income families, especially in the expanding cities. Low-cost schools like Holy Town proliferated in poorer neighborhoods, a trend evident in most major cities and spreading into rural India.
The snakes, particularly the large and powerful Burmese python, have proliferated in the Everglades, a trend that began in the 1980s but worsened after Hurricane Andrew destroyed several reptile houses in 1992.
The Italian phrase for "get back on board, for [expletive] sake!" also became a top trend on Italian Twitter, and proliferated on Facebook pages Wednesday.
