Sentence examples for fast proliferating from inspiring English sources

Another is helping individual artists and rogue arts organizations, which are fast proliferating here, to realize odd projects under his group's umbrella.

We're at a point with technology where the tools to create really interesting experiences in the museum space are affordable and knowledge of how to use them is fast proliferating.

Among the DNA lesions, double stranded breaks (DSBs) are the most toxic forms of DNA damage which may arise as a result of extrinsic DNA damaging agents or intrinsic replication stress in fast proliferating cancer cells.

Additionally, the consumption patterns of Turkish people were shaped by attractive shopping malls that offer a great variety of and fast proliferating "new and improved" goods and the notion of the "good life," and "modernity" was tied to the consumption of flashy, trendy and fashionable new products (Sandikci and Ger 2005).

Commercial dance events have been fast proliferating in China.

A beneficial effect would be expected if the early and fast proliferating CTL targeted persistent epitopes, which have been associated with more functional or structural constraints [18].

Similarly, during tumor development, the percentage of faster proliferating myeloid cells (including myeloid progenitors) increased and that of slower growing lymphoid cells decreased over time in host BM and PB.

In summary, GDF15 knockdown in A2780cis tumors reversed the reduced growth rate and enhanced carboplatin insensitivity back to faster proliferating and carboplatin-sensitive A2780 tumor phenotype.

The first wave was centralized on targeting fast-proliferating cells because it has been, until now, a widespread misconception that cancer cells are fast-proliferating.

Clearly EPCs from CB migrated faster, proliferated faster and formed microvasculature structure more efficient in vitro.

Consistently, the GFPhigh cells in our reconstitution assay using an in vivo-like skin equivalent model were significantly more efficient in reproducing pigmented lesions resembling melanoma in vivo than their faster proliferating counterparts.