Sentence examples for another proliferation from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, though, another proliferation bombshell shows why a failure to deal with Iraq would not only destroy the council's credibility, but threaten the international peace and security it is meant to uphold.

But there has been another proliferation on the national fund-raising landscape that was not fully apparent until the latest campaign finance reports were filed last week: people who have given tens of thousands of dollars at a time to help the candidates.

The uranium program could be another chip in a grander bargaining game, or it could be something North Korea never plans to give up, another proliferation risk for the world.

They also take the view that molecular changes 'drive' a cell to grow uncontrollably, rather than tip the balance from one normal state (quiescence) to another (proliferation).

Another proliferation related category, the cell cycle pathway (KEGG – hsa04110 – Cell cycle) becomes significantly enriched when roughly three or more datasets are combined.

Another proliferation marker known to be differentially expressed in normal, HGPIN and cancer,[ 22, 23] is proliferating nuclear cell antigen (PCNA).

The timing of GS expression in keratinocytes coincides with production of MT, another proliferation-inducing and barrier supporting factor [47]. Presence of MT in different cell types evidence their capacity to reflect the attack of immunologic stressors, oxidative stress and intoxication caused by heavy metals [48].

This effect was specific for p21WAF1/CIP1, as the levels of Myc, another proliferation-related protein reported to exhibit increased expression upon HDAC1 silencing [ 49], were not changed.

Whereas, the expression of another cell proliferation marker, proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA), changed insignificantly [1].

In contrast, proliferating cell nuclear antigen, another cell proliferation marker, was reduced in two patients; whereas pNPM, a direct CDK2 substrate, was reduced in three of four patients, and there was no change seen in the remaining patient.

The stockpile, enriched to 20% purity, is an another leading proliferation concern, but it remains well below the estimated 250kg that would be required, with further enrichment, to make a nuclear weapon.