Sentence examples for and further proliferation from inspiring English sources

The results from biological testing demonstrated that early attachment and further proliferation, as well as osteoblastic markers, were higher for MSC on He+-irradiated PCL.

It may take a while, and there will probably be a few false starts, but I think (and hope) that this will be one of the next steps in the evolution and further proliferation of our companion devices.

Well known genes (CDC2, CCND1) and further proliferation markers (WEE1, CDC25, aurora kinases, BUB1, PCNA, E2F1) form a tight interaction network, but also non-proliferative genes (SOCS1, TUBA1B CEBPB) are shown to be associated with prognosis.

Continuous and prospective investigations of veterinary usage of the antimicrobial agents as well as surveillance of antimicrobial-resistance seem necessary for preventing the emergence and further proliferation of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in livestock.

In others, the aneuploid cell pattern expresses differently and becomes the basis for neoplasia through enhancement of mis-segregation and a further proliferation of differing karyotes.

However, the perception that the use of genetic engineering — and its resulting products — will now be kept "secret" can surely only lead to greater unwarranted fears about GMO safety and a further proliferation of the already-widespread conspiracy theories about the technology generally.

We suspect that Spiroplasma proliferation over the life of flies results in elevated Spiroplasma titers that ultimately deplete host hemolymph lipid and constrain further proliferation.

Stimulated by gonadotropins (FSH and LH), further proliferation of the granulosa cells gives rise to the (iii) multi-layered antral follicle containing antral cavities (Messinis et al., 2010).

If the cell-specific affinity a decreases below a certain threshold amin, the cell loses the ability to change back to context A, and is committed to undergo further proliferation and differentiation.

The concentration at which the SS embryos turned brown and stopped any further proliferation was determined.

Recent studies have uncovered an efficient and parsimonious mechanism for rendering fibrogenesis self-limiting in wound healing: in such diverse organs as the liver and skin, the myofibroblasts that initially proliferate and produce ECM are themselves eventually driven into senescence, blocking their further proliferation and converting them into matrix-degrading cells.