Sentence examples for be maintained or expanded from inspiring English sources
Fibroblast numbers can be maintained or expanded by proliferation of resident populations but in addition, recent evidence indicates they can also be derived through epithelial-mesenchymal transition or from circulating and tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells.
Their effectiveness will help the administration to decide if this policy should be maintained or even expanded [13].
Additionally, based on the data shown above, we speculated that even if the host's repair capacity is improved, hESCs themselves will not be efficiently maintained or expanded in the context of old systemic and local organ environments, and will not directly contribute to the repair of aged skeletal muscle.
Therefore sorted muscle EC can be maintained and expanded for transplant or long term in vitro studies.
However, we demonstrate here for the first time that CD133-expressing cells obtained in vitro can be maintained and expanded in vitro for at least 20 passages (20 cell doublings or 2∧20 = a million fold).
The book addresses such questions as: Can Taiwanese companies be maintained and expanded with the same corporate strategies and public policies as in the past?
To counter such a possibility, Mr. Sturz said, the Planning Commission and the Public Development Corporation are together spending almost $1 million on studies of the area, including investigations into its nature and how its interests can be maintained and expanded.
Although efforts should be maintained and expanded to provide ongoing therapy for chronic infectious disease, there is a pressing need to meet the challenge of noncommunicable diseases, which constitute the highest burden of diseases globally.
Further studies are needed in order to ascertain how the achieved improvements can be maintained and expanded.
Medicare and Medicaid need to be maintained and expanded.
Under appropriate culture conditions these cells can be maintained and expanded in an undifferentiated state over many passages, a feature commonly referred to as self-renewal.
