Sentence examples for faster outgrowth from inspiring English sources

Reduction of SL production, perception, and signalling results in faster outgrowth of tiller bud (Domagalska and Leyser 2011; Ruyter-Spira et al. 2013).

Strikingly, there was however a direct correlation between Wnt5a application and EB3 comet directionality, with faster outgrowth rates showing comet angles closer to zero (in the direction of outgrowth) [ Fig. 4(G)].

Fibers with diameters smaller than the size of the cell have been shown to produce faster neurite outgrowth (Corey et al. 2007).

Lower levels of cholesterol in cultured cortical neurons may account for faster neurite outgrowth when compared to hippocampal neurons [ 246].

These optimal chemical and bioactive properties of HA-TG gels enabled the formation of 3D neuronal cultures of unprecedented performance, showing fast neurite outgrowth, axonal and dendritic speciation, strong synaptic connectivity in 3D networks, and rapidly-occurring and long-lasting coordinated electrical activity.

"Faster, faster, faster".

In contrast to results in the Xenopus spinal cord, higher levels of calcium activity are correlated with faster rates of outgrowth.

In this research, aligned polymer nanofibers induced longer neurite outgrowth and faster skin cell migration compared with randomly-oriented polymer nanofibers.

"Fasting has always been in the Christian, Jewish and Muslim tradition, and as people of faith seek increasingly to struggle for justice in this time of abundance, it's a natural outgrowth that fasting would be something they do".

This in turn may be of great clinical importance for the selection of drug-resistance under antiviral treatment because a higher or lower steady state level of a resistant mutant may lead to a faster or slower outgrowth.

NKO mutant NCCs in culture migrated faster and to a bigger outgrowth area, and tended to migrate as individual cells with less cell-cell contacts and directionality.