Sentence examples for greatest proliferation from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly we observed that the STWT exhibiting the greatest proliferation was animal dependent.

However, in serum-free medium with 20 ng ml−1 basic fibroblast growth factor NSCs cultured on Chi-F showed the greatest proliferation, NSCs cultured on Chi-MC showed moderate cell proliferation, but NSCs cultured on Chi-PS exhibited the least cell proliferation.

P53 showed the greatest proliferation ability of the three.

Since less differentiated tumors are expected to be endowed with the greatest proliferation potential, thereby being chemoresponsive, the unfavourable role of MRP1 may be difficult to assess.

A major characteristic of the anagen hair follicle is that the epithelial compartment undergoes proliferation, with the greatest proliferation activity at the bulb matrix cells building up the hair shaft.

Overall for inner zone cells, the control treatment caused the greatest proliferation at the edge (P < 0.05) and in the wound (P < 0.0005) and decreased the number of cells that migrated but did not proliferate in the wound (P < 0.005).

He also said he did not believe there would be a great proliferation of them on the highways.

A great proliferation of dynamic instructions and signs occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Still, a great proliferation of characters took place at special times and for special purposes.

New, cheaper techniques of mirror production in the 19th century led to a great proliferation in their use.

"The great proliferation of historical writing has served not to illuminate the central themes of Western history but to obscure them," Bernard Bailyn complained, in 1981, in his presidential address to the American Historical Association.