Sentence examples for budding area from inspiring English sources

Destroying the trust between users in business network, phishing has a negative effect on the budding area of e-commerce.

Background checks — and their automation by software — is a budding area right now: just last month, Onfido's bigger startup rival Checkr announced that it had raised $40 million.

The results shown in Figs. 6 b, d) clearly indicate that the scattering regime for the deformed sample changes from Rayleigh-like to Mie when the height/radius of the budding area increases.

In fact, other empirical studies in this budding area of inquiry show that in parts of India where economic liberalization has had the greatest impact, neither rural poverty nor the plight of Dalits has consistently improved.

It is a budding area of research to evaluate the accurate performance of PV system in practical conditions as the outdoor environment differs from the standard test conditions (STC) at which PV panels are rated.

Tumor budding/sprouting has been shown to be an independent adverse prognostic factor in T1 and T3N0 colorectal carcinomas, however, its assessment could be improved by more accurate identification of budding carcinoma cells and consideration of budding areas.

Cell numbers were calculated by counting cells in each taste bud area and multiplying by the number of taste buds collected.

Taste buds were in the same locations in CV and foliate papillae (Figures S1 and S3), cellular appearances were similar, and mean taste bud area (WT: 1,336±41 mm2 vs. null: 1,342±46 mm2, p = 0.926) and taste cell numbers per taste bud (WT: 47±3 vs. null: 45±6, p = 0.749) were not altered in the papillae of GHSR null mice.

Taste buds were readily identifiable in all sections used to collect samples and we estimate that the collected taste bud areas contained over 95% taste cells.

In this way, we developed an original scoring system that includes both budding grade and area.

Infected but not uninfected cells also demonstrated staining of the plasma membrane, both at sites of active viral budding and in areas where less budding was taking place.