Sentence examples for field proliferation from inspiring English sources

At earlier developmental stages, Hes1 mutant embryos display defects in second heart field proliferation, a reduction in cardiac neural crest cells and failure to completely extend the outflow tract.

For the cytometric analysis, nuclear area, proliferation index, and ploidy within random fields were estimated in Feulgen's stained sections.

In univariate analysis, impaired outcome in patients with histologically proven SFTP inversely correlated with mean tumor diameter, number of mitotic figures per 10 high-power fields, and proliferation rate (measured with Ki-67, a nuclear protein that is expressed in proliferating cells and immunostained with MIB-1).

Though some soil organisms can become pests especially when a single crop is grown repeatedly in the same field, encouraging the proliferation of organisms that prey on their roots by and large they are essential elements in the process of life, death, and decay, which rejuvenates the environment.

Nakamichi and colleagues showed that exposure to a 100 mT static magnetic field (SMF) reduced proliferation of NPCs in the fetal rat brain (Nakamichi et al. 2009).

As Krebs and others observe, the two most important and disturbing developments in the field are the proliferation of Internet-connected devices that can be seized by hackers and exploited to participate in an attack as members of "botnets" — think of them as armies of automated attackers — and the spread of software allowing hackers to infect them and turn them to their own uses.

The interest of multiple stakeholder groups in TS has lead to important conceptual advances in this field and a proliferation of satisfaction measures [ 32, 33].

Based on all the current evidence, the most parsimonious explanation is that eye regression provided a clear field for the proliferation of superficial neuromasts and perhaps passively facilitated the evolution of VAB.

In a sense, the absence of a consensus on a plausible mechanism for the origin and accumulation of the first RNA-like molecules has significantly hurt the development in the whole field and stimulated proliferation of the Panspermia hypothesis, not to mention various kinds of creationist ideas.

Applied electromagnetic fields (EMFs) inhibit proliferation and promote differentiation of mouse bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (Wu et al. 2005) and embryonic stem cells (Ventura et al. 2005), and stimulate the maturation and differentiation of cerebellar granule neurons in newborn rat (Lisi et al. 2005).

Gibbs cites improved foreign relations and a strong showing in the non-proliferation field.