Sentence examples for dormant phases from inspiring English sources

Unlike stem cells found in blood or the intestines, which renew constantly, the stem cells in hair follicles have cyclical active and dormant phases.

Victor is using the money to investigate the dormant phases of the Plasmodium (both falciparum and vivax) in the lab of Sergio Schenkman in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Parasitology at UNIFESP.

This allows for a stepwise growth pattern, with the possibility of dormant phases.

Making matters worse, the only serious rains of the season occurred during four days in late January, just as much of the vegetation was awakening from its dormant phase.

Dr Trevor James, entomologist at the Biological Records Centre: Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, said: "The harlequin has a preference for buildings, and goes into a dormant phase over the winter time.

The uptick in activity at Brito suggests the project – which many had assumed to have been killed off by funding problems, local opposition and environmental concerns – may be about to move out of a dormant phase, though whether it gets much further may depend more on politics than finance or engineering.

Their active growth phase is followed by a dormant phase, in which they stop producing hair.

During the autumn season, the plants reach their optimum growth rate, and after that, they enter the dormant phase.

Breast cancer metastatic relapse can occur years after therapy, indicating that disseminated breast cancer cells (BCCs) have a prolonged dormant phase before becoming proliferative.

The active TB disease phase is characterized by exponential increase of the pathogen, and latent phase is characterized by dormant phase in which pathogen remains metabolically quiescent and is not infectious.

During the plant's dormant phase from (Northern Hemisphere) June to September, bulbs can be uprooted and moved about, so actual purchases (in the spot market) occurred during these months.