Sentence examples for generation of increased numbers from inspiring English sources

Based upon interspecies comparisons, the generation of increased numbers of intermediate progenitor cells underlies increased cortical complexity and size (Kriegstein et al., 2006).

The increase in the population of undifferentiated preadipocytes might represent an adaptation of the tissue to the high-load dietary habits, through the generation of increased numbers of preadipocytes that could subsequently differentiate into adipocytes that are capable of storing triglycerides.

Moreover in the current study, we observed the generation of increased numbers of hematopoietic progenitors from geFA-iPSCs subjected to excision of the reprogramming cassette, confirming previous observations showing that the residual expression of reprogramming genes limits the iPSC differentiation potential (Ramos-Mejia et al, 2012).

Such an enhanced absorption of light in the visible region leads to the generation of increased number density of excitons at the electrode electrolyte interface.

Such an enhanced absorption of light in the visible region leads to generation of increased number density of excitons at the electrode electrolyte interface.

†Period of increased number of cases.

We can only speculate that, in patients who respond and achieve remission, treatment with non-biological DMARDs may block the action of constitutively increased Tfh cell numbers on B cell biology, thereby preventing the generation of increased proportions of plasmablasts.

This would allow for the generation of increased hydroelectric power on the Columbia.

Several brain foci associated with seizure generation are populated by increased numbers of astrocytes.

Similar results were obtained from the analysis of the Golden Glow maize long-term selection population [ 41]: 30 generations of selection for increased number of ears per plant with an effective population size around 500 led to a >3-fold increase without allelic fixations but multiple instances of soft sweeps.

And that is a combination of all sorts of factors – the increased numbers of people who need care and support, the increased complexity of their needs.