Sentence examples for by continuous growth of from inspiring English sources
It was shown that as the octynol concentration in solution increases or the adsorption time increases, the orientation of the adsorbed octynol on the electrode surface changes from flat orientation, to partly-upright, and to the upright orientation, followed by continuous growth of a multilayer polymer film.
The vegetation is marked by continuous growth of trees, shrubs and climbing plants.
13 patients had PD by continuous growth of the initial metastatic lesions.
The typically highly variable remission periods between resection and relapse in breast cancer patients are inexplicable by continuous growth of metastases [ 40– 42] and imply some degree of growth restriction of occult micrometastases.
Studies using the previously mentioned LTED cells as well as TAMR cells, a tamoxifen-resistant cell line generated by continuous growth of MCF7 cells in tamoxifen containing media for 4 6 months, show adaptive upregulation of EGFR and HER2 with resulting activation of the downstream effector, MAPK (Knowlden et al, 2003; Martin et al, 2003).
The present work has been motivated by the continuous growth of General Purpose Graphic Processor Unit (GPGPU) technologies as well as the necessity of linking usability with multiscale materials processing and design.
The popularity of this technology-aided business model is evidenced by the continuous growth of eBay and other e-auction markets.
Moreover, there are already some districts in the basin, though not urban, where water demand is outgrowing water availability or supply, and this is further exacerbated by the continuous growth of population and climate change.
These mutant larvae displayed a delay in pupation, likely caused by the continuous growth of the disc proximal regions.
Possible growth mechanisms of the massive phase, whether by a ledge process or by continuous growth, were examined and are discussed.
If we assume a steady-state situation for the exponential growth in YPD (demonstrated in [21]) the productive transcription rate should compensate the disappearance of mRNA occurring by mRNA degradation and by the dilution caused by continuous growth.
