Sentence examples for display collective from inspiring English sources

Notably, the hybrid E/M H1975 cells stain for both E-cadherin and vimentin at a single-cell level and display collective migration (Schliekelman et al., 2015; Jolly et al., 2016).

Additionally MARCKS family members may provide insight into how initiation of cancer and its maintenance differs between metastatic cancers that display collective cell migration behavior and those that undergo EMT.

Kettenbeil told a story where the community rallied together and displayed collective responsibility for the larger group.

Recent research has argued that epithelial (E) cells can undergo either a partial EMT to attain a hybrid epithelial/mesenchymal (E/M) phenotype that typically displays collective migration, or a complete EMT to adopt a mesenchymal (M) phenotype that shows individual migration.

The kidnappings had brought an unusual display of collective concern and political unity in Italy.

"The challenge for Premiership Rugby is to display a collective spirit of innovation and imagination to ensure the league continues to develop.

LIKE a gaggle of Army inductees that finally consolidated into a platoon, the East End wineries that staged their 11th annual Manhattan supertasting on Tuesday evening seemed to display a collective seasoning that somehow had been lacking before.

The psychologists say that fear can play no useful part in sport, though it may ultimately be the factor which weighs for Australia and their captain, as they seek again to shift the balance of a series in which we still wait for a side to display the collective desire to wrest control away from the opposition which dominates the first day.

From Young Talent Two top-notch ensembles of young musicians are set to display their collective talents next month, beginning with a concert Nov. 9 at 3 p.m. in Klein Memorial Auditorium by the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestras, whose members are members drawn from more than 30 towns.

"In New York, standing ovations have become as ordinary as hot dogs, but in the rigorous English capital, you seldom see an entire audience leap to its feet in an unabashed display of collective joy," Benedict Nightingale wrote in The Times of London after "The Mysteries" returned here this winter.

It is shown that the agents under digital communication network may display different collective behaviors: aggregation, divergence, and periodic oscillation, under different conditions.