Sentence examples for cell has grown from inspiring English sources

It is as though Lecter's charcoal of "the Duomo, seen from the Belvedere", sketched from memory in his prison cell, has grown into a hundred pages of arch gothic Florentine narrative.

This indicates that the primary cell had grown and developed for some time after cell seeding.

Or is it existential, the end result of a deep dive inside an information matrix where the differences between connected cables and the bars of a jail cell have grown all but impossible to distinguish?

Get real; we're too wee, too poor, that shite's for Wembley or the movies.' One way of describing what's happening now is to say that the reaction of these inhibitor cells has grown weak and erratic.

From that point onwards the AFM has attracted many liver biologists, and the number of publications describing structure-function relationships on the diverse set of liver cells has grown steadily ever since.

In the decade since the first human embryonic stem cells were isolated, the science surrounding stem cells has grown dramatically.

The study and use of adult as well as more primitive human stem cells has grown providing many possible areas of discovery as well as areas for scientific, ethical and regulatory discussion.

Besides, the number of JE cells has grown from 6×10/ml to 12×10/ml during 9-12 dand, and OGE cells has grown from 7×10/ml to 14×10/ml during 6-10 days.

Small covert cells have grown into big armies, some with thousands of troops.

Once enough cells had grown, they separated the two different cell types into fully competent embryonic stem cell lines.

"It's as if these cells had grown deaf to the signals that muscles sent their way," Sinclair said.