Sentence examples for facets of growth from inspiring English sources

G protein−coupled receptors (GPCRs) regulate facets of growth, development, and environmental sensing in eukaryotes, including filamentous fungi.

Genes were selected from the list of statistically significantly differentially expressed genes to represent different biological processes important to muscle physiology, including genes that interact with structural proteins (Arpc3 and vinculin), a regulator of transcription (Hod), and a growth factor implicated in multiple facets of muscle growth and differentiation (IGF1).

The combination of imaging and modeling can resolve complex problems and describe many facets of tumor growth or response to treatment.

Following the discovery of SAFV, several research groups have attempted to adapt the virus to grow in various cell lines to study the facets of its growth kinetics and pathogenesis.

This facet of local growth controls within maize anthers is paralleled by observations in Arabidopsis sepal epidermis in which as yet undefined local growth controls operate to result in continued cell division in some zones vs. polyploidy and substantial cell expansion in neighboring patches (Roeder et al. 2010).

"The whole rise of landscape tourism is a facet of the growth of the urban middle class," said Kenneth Myers, an assistant curator at the Smithsonian Institution's Freer Gallery of Art in Washington.

In his campaign speeches, he called on the bank to set an inflation target of 2 to 3 percent and to buy more bonds to finance government stimulus efforts, another facet of his growth strategy.

We chose to investigate macrophage gene expression associated with matrix degradation a significant facet of tumor growth and progression since no relationship between the latter and macrophage interaction with apoptotic cells has been previously established.

To yield truncated octahedral NPs, an organic capping agent poly vinylpyrrolidone) (PVP) was added to suppress the growth of certain facets of the growing Au NPs.

Two different facets of abnormal development could be identified: growth delay and frank teratogenesis.

Single crystals of iP2VP grown from thin films at high temperature (Tc ≈ 200°C) display highly unusual morphologies with six (100) growth sectors but a three-fold overall symmetry apparent through different lamellar thicknesses in adjacent growth sectors, and oblique growth facets of three of the sectors.