Sentence examples for becomes prevalent at from inspiring English sources
Slavery becomes prevalent at the very moment when Solon establishes the basis for Athenian democracy.
It is also likely that a specific conformational state, requiring a high energy of activation, becomes prevalent at higher temperatures.
In cultured fibroblasts that have been stimulated with PDGF Dynamin 2 becomes prevalent at membrane ruffles and lamellipodia, regions with increased membrane turnover and hence elevated requirements for efficient CME.
Taken together, a majority of data show that at low CPP concentrations, cellular uptake occurs mostly through endocytosis, whereas direct membrane translocation becomes prevalent at concentrations above 10 μM.
Branca, 82, says he may have a solution to the booing and taunting of players, especially of home-team players, that has become prevalent at Shea and other stadiums: unplug the rap and metal music and plug in the organ.
Total metabolism and protein trafficking are characteristic of the onset of elongation, whereas cellular interactions, cell to cell signaling and cell adhesion become prevalent at the end of it [ 6, 30, 53].
This later led to the recognition that data from newly diagnosed diabetes patients at Odense University Hospital and several other centers are not transferred to the DDDA until the diabetes patient has become "prevalent" at a later point of time (see discussion in Thomsen et al 4).
In conclusion, we document that the hearing dysfunction affecting patients with mutations in the OPA1 gene is underlain by degeneration of terminal dendrites at an early stage of the disease, whereas demyelination and axonal loss may become prevalent at an advanced stage.
The difference in the position of the bend point suggests that in humans the selective forces that underlie the C↑E trend become prevalent at a relatively lower expression level than in other organisms, in all likelihood, because humans on average have much longer introns than invertebrates or plants.
Pneumonia became prevalent, as did amputations for frostbite.
