Sentence examples for duplicated growth from inspiring English sources

In addition, transcriptional and promoter analyses of duplicated growth hormone receptors (GHR) indicate that GHR-II rather than GHR-I is a stress sensitive gene in gilthead sea bream [ 12, 15].

Instead of trying to duplicate growth patterns that are foundering on the coasts and in countless Rust Belt cities, the denizens of the zone of sanity need to learn how to build on their virtues of stability and affordability.

This second procedure searched for spots whose normalized volumes were changed two-fold or more between strains in both biological duplicate growth curves and in at least two (of the five) corresponding timepoints (see Methods for further details of the analytical procedures).

An additional complementary mathematical analysis was therefore undertaken in which protein spots were considered to be differentially represented between strains if their normalized volumes were changed two-fold or more in both biological duplicate growth curves in at least two (of the five) corresponding time points.

After deletion of both copies of the duplicated AGT1, growth characteristics reverted to that of the unevolved SUC2 and iSUC2 strains.

Scott Searle, an analyst with SG Cowen, said investors should not expect to see European growth rates duplicated in developing countries.

However, intron sequences of one known duplicated gene in salmonids – growth hormone – have been used as a source of variation for phylogenetic and population studies [ 39- 41], indicating that the divergence in introns could be sufficient for a discriminative priming strategy between putative paralogs in salmonid species.

The HAMP plan will probably keep some borrowers from losing their homes but it won't duplicate strong economic growth, say the RBC analysts.

However, this particular finding appeared less relevant since the corresponding fragment was only duplicated in one of four growth experiments in response to high temperatures.

After 14 and 21 days, colony diameters (in millimeters) were measured in duplicate for growth temperatures of 30°C and 37°C, and the mean of the recorded measured diameters taken for final analysis.

But because these results had never been duplicated in primates, the additional nerve cell growth was thought to be a feature peculiar to the rodent brain.