The phrase "as a proliferation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is growing or increasing rapidly, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The new technology emerged as a proliferation of innovative ideas in the industry."
Alternatives: "as an increase" or "as a surge".
Ki67 antigen is a cell cycle related nuclear protein commonly used as a proliferation marker in proliferating and neoplastic tissues, including the stomach [15].
Anti-proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) (clone PCNA01, Biolegend) was used as a proliferation marker.
DCs incubated with SIINFEKL were used as a proliferation control.
But even he admits that he is worried by what he views as a proliferation of spinal fusions.
For many years, in fact, the United States viewed the Indian program as a proliferation and security risk, despite its civilian oversight.
The disease manifests as a proliferation of abnormal plasma cells or plasmablasts that populate the bone marrow throughout the body.
The 1990s saw a massive outpouring of work that conceived of governance as a proliferation of networks.
The devastating power of plastic explosives, combined with high-tech remote-controlled devices, as well as a proliferation of suicide bombers, has created a lethal force that is all but impossible to counter.
But in the months after 9/11, earnestness and altruism were in fashion, and Ms. Hyde saw a surge in interest in her foundation, as well as a proliferation of other like-minded grass-roots groups.
Transitions in Libya and Yemen, meanwhile, remain imperiled by tribal and regional squabbles, as well as a proliferation of guns in the hands of radical Islamist groups.
This style of writing, with its alternation of narrative anecdotes and reflection, and what Sacks describes as a "proliferation of images and metaphors, its remarks, repetitions, asides and footnotes" became the model for all his subsequent works.
