Sentence examples for fast doubling time from inspiring English sources
Both the fast doubling time and central location complicate CT detection of SQ lung cancers.
Jurkat cells grow in suspension with a relatively fast doubling time of about 22 hr.
Jurkat is a human tumor cell line derived from T-cell leukemia, and it grows in suspension with a relatively fast doubling time of about 22 hr.
This network setting fits better the highly dynamic process which is the result of HCV's large population size, high mutation rate and fast doubling time.
Proliferation of MDA-MB-134 is moderately fast (doubling time of about 2 days) and depends on estrogenic stimulation [ 36, 37].
NYH tumours had a very fast doubling time in xenografts (3.7 days) followed by HCT-116 and PC-3 (8.9 and 10 days respectively).
According to Chris Nickson, Carey's love of gospel music came through on the track, writing, "[she] led the band without pushing herself forward, letting the song develop and work out, trading lines with the chorus until, after the crescendo, the musicians moved into a fast double time to the end".
The LPCoLN inclusion size and morphology was distinct from AR39, and a much faster doubling time (3.4 4.9 h versus 5.9 8.7 h doubling time) was observed when grown in HEp-2 cell monolayers.
cnb mutant cells expressing CaZF grew faster (doubling time 7.2±0.16 h) than that carrying only vector (doubling time 11.8±0.3 h) but grew at a much slower rate than the wild type cells expressing CaZF (doubling time 4.8±0.2 h).
The faster doubling time would presumably allow the in vitro cells to more quickly regain DNA methylation, whereas the cells in vivo may have a slower doubling time and therefore would require more time for the cells to reestablish the same methylation level that was observed in vitro.
While it can be speculated that the microenvironment may exert some selective pressure on the SRC cells in vivo, the possibility cannot be ruled out that the in vitro cells may have a faster doubling time than that of the cells in vivo.
