Sentence examples for growth restraining from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that the co-delivery of gene and drug from peptide micelles resulted in effective cell growth inhibition in vitro and significant tumor growth restraining in vivo.

In general, H19 has a growth restraining effect and IGF2, a growth promoting effect.

These aberrations allow the tumor to acquire assets for sustained survival and growth and to escape normal growth restraining influences [ 39, 40].

This may be the result of the lower basal DNA synthesis levels observed in the control 3D cultures, at least regarding AF cells, in agreement with previous observations in other cell types concerning the growth restraining properties of the polymerized collagen [ 19, 31].

And the trend seems certain to continue despite a new effort by the city to limit growth, restrain housing costs and preserve neighborhoods.

A recent study showed that stromal elements that respond to tumour growth restrain the tumour growth, and that inhibition of the stromal response induces more aggressive tumour behaviour and disease progression via increased angiogenesis (Rhim et al, 2014).

"There's still worries that the lack of employment growth and lack of wage growth is restraining consumer income, and that's going to ensure that the recovery is quite modest," Mr. Sloan said.

The government has stimulated growth by restraining inflation, mainly by depressing workers' wages.

This provides a mechanism by which membrane-bound WASP proteins can stimulate network growth without restraining it.

In this case, it was found that as the electrical conductivity of Si(111) substrates increased, the vertical growth of MWNTs was enhanced while the radial growth was restrained.

The trends emerged from two effects: first, when a founding pair was surrounded by lattice cells with low Ptrans values, its growth was strongly inhibited, and second, when territories competed with each other at shared boundaries, their growth was restrained.