Sentence examples for entering growth from inspiring English sources

The graphic allows you to consider the effects of further population changes by entering growth rates for the five major racial groups.

It is possible that the RC phase can be likened to "early stationary phase", where cells are adapting to nutrient and starvation stresses but remain primed towards entering growth under favorable conditions, and that upon prolonged incubation of cells in depleted media gene expression is drastically reduced as they enter a more dormant state.

As shown in Figure 1A, non-immortalized NAFs demonstrated low proliferation rate, and following 30 PDLs entered a complete growth arrest, whereas non-immortalized CAFs accumulated 45 PDLs before entering growth arrest.

Patients entered GROWTH 95 through August 2005 until February 2007 and GROWTH 96 through September 2005 until February 2008; both studies are ongoing.

Briefly, cells were grown to saturation overnight at 25°C and subsequently diluted and incubated for 2 h to allow cells to re-enter growth phase.

This has been observed in light stimulated retina ganglion and photoreceptor cells in vivo [5], [6], in NIH 3T3 cells induced to re-enter growth [7] and in PC12 cells induced to differentiate [8], [9].

Compared with wild-type cells, 15 strains re-entered growth at a different time.

All cell preparations entered growth arrest after 138 ±20 days and 53.8 ±14.4 cumulative population doublings (CPD).

Postmitotic cells reassemble primary cilia in G1 and maintain the cilium as the cells enter growth arrest (G0) and undergo differentiation.

The rTSβ protein is the major protein product of the rTS gene and its expression is associated with the down-regulation of thymidylate synthase protein as cultured cells enter growth arrest [ 2].

These cells proliferate at 33°C; however, after transfer to the "nonpermissive" environment (37°C), they enter growth arrest and express markers of differentiated in vivo podocytes, mimicking the podocyte maturation in vivo.