Sentence examples for growth linked from inspiring English sources

This marks the first time that such growth, linked to sexual selection and social dominance has been demonstrated in the extinct dinosaurs.

By the beginning of the 20th century, salients of urban growth linked Manchester to the ring of cotton-manufacturing towns Bolton, Rochdale, and Oldham, for example that almost surround the city, and a new form of urban development, a conurbation, or metropolitan area, was evolving.

Each of the 2050 scenarios are modelled via adjustments to five key drivers: economic growth linked to material consumption; proportion of materials imported; decarbonisation of grid and transport; waste management; and proportion of recyclate exported.

Above all, city size seems to play a critical role in the positive dynamics brought about by HSR: tourism growth linked to HSR service is found in major cities, or cities that are quickly and frequently accessible to major cities with famous, well-publicized, and diverse tourist attractions [43].

Our data demonstrate new controls of seed growth linked to the mode of reproduction typical of flowering plants.

Astrocyte secretions attenuated HIV-1 infected microglia neurotoxicity and viral growth linked to the regulation of reactive oxygen species.

Angiogenesis, the growth of a network of blood vessels, is a crucial component of solid tumour growth, linking the relatively harmless avascular growth phase and the potentially fatal vascular growth phase.

Japan took pride in its economic growth, linking it to the Japanese nation and Japanese values and traditions, as well as Japanese uniqueness in Asia and superiority in the world.

And inhibition of ERK pathway by using U0126 drastically reduced cell growth, linking CXCR7-mediated cell proliferation to ERK activation.

On the basis of our results, we would propose that optimal production of r-proteins by P. pastoris would best be achieved by an integrated continuous process for both production and recovery in which product formation is growth-linked.

Other CV-specific genes of note include the protein tyrosine kinase receptor ERBB4, the cholinergic receptor CHRNA10, and IGF1, a growth factor linked to growth hormone activity [15].