Sentence examples for growth counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

Translational regulation appeared to accentuate the effects of transcriptional changes for down-regulated growth-related functions under isoleucine starvation although mRNA stabilization and lower dilution by growth counterbalanced this effect.

Thus, cell growth is counterbalanced by cell division such that cells maintain a characteristic size.

Biologically, this threshold could be understood as the point at which selection for growth is counterbalanced by other, unknown, selection pressures or by inherent noise.

This result suggests that muscle and gland growth are counterbalanced: where the gland projection remains intact, the gland is able to continue growing in scale with the rest of the pharynx; where the gland projection has been eliminated as a result of severing, the pharyngeal muscles "close in" and prevent further invasion by the glands.

Simulations with uniform seeding show that cell migration enhances tissue growth by counterbalancing the adverse effects of contact inhibition.

Advantages of good accessibility, high yield and superior growth properties are counterbalanced by an inferiority of ASC to form ectopic bone and stimulate long-bone healing along with their less pronounced osteogenic and angiogenic gene expression signature.

Some local studies suggest that carbon emissions peak soon after logging (5 10 years), while tree growth and recruitment counterbalance tree mortality after a decade, resulting in positive carbon accumulation in logged forests until an equilibrium is reached [12].

Some of that growth, however, is being counterbalanced by land preservation.

Coke, Microsoft and Pfizer on the growth stock side are counterbalanced by IBM, Philip Morris and Exxon as value stocks.

The synthesis of mRNA and protein is counterbalanced by growth dilution and degradation of the gene products.

One possibility is that, as animals grow, growth of glands is counterbalanced by forces exerted by the surrounding musculature.