Sentence examples for immediate proliferation from inspiring English sources
It would dilute its roughly 200kg stockpile of 20%-enriched uranium, the most immediate proliferation concern, or convert it to oxide which is harder to turn back into the hexafluoride gas, which can in turn be enriched further to make weapons-grade fuel.
Here we demonstrate a top-down approach for fabricating low-cost and ultra-simple TENGs (U-TENGs) using off-the-shelf materials for immediate proliferation into the present energy landscape.
Inhibition of telomerase may lead to proliferation arrest in two ways: by eroding telomeres, which will eventually become too short to allow proper cellular division, and by a more direct effect on the telomere distal end, in which the enzyme no longer protects, thereby leading to immediate proliferation arrest.
In formal evaluations, the American intelligence community lists Iran as posing a more immediate nuclear-proliferation threat than Iraq.
Inactivation of p53 or Rb alone in MOSE cells had no immediate effect on proliferation, but after at least four passages, the growth characteristics became notably different, showing increased rates of proliferation relative to controls.
Notably, removal of the stimulus in proliferating T cells results in reversal of the lipid metabolism to resting state conditions and the immediate hold of proliferation [ 28].
Apoptotic cells secret mitogens such as Wnt, TGFβ or Hedgehog (homologous to Drosophila Wg, Dpp and Hedgehog/Hh, respectively), which in turn induce immediate and local proliferation in the healthy surrounding cells [ 24– 26].
In contrast to sprouting angiogenesis, intussusceptive angiogenesis is a rapid recovery adaption of existing microvascular network that does not rely solely on immediate endothelial cell proliferation, but instead emerges due to a reorganization of endothelial cells and the invasion of endothelial precursor cells.
Here, we directly compared [18F]FDG to [18F]FLT PET in their ability to measure the immediate changes in cellular proliferation following inhibition of a dominant oncogenic signal.
Oxidative stress augmented the defects caused by Stn1 knockdown leading to almost immediate cessation of cell proliferation.
Although knockdown of Stn1 in normal somatic cells at 2% oxygen tensions did not cause immediate cessation of cell proliferation, it decreased their proliferative capacity substantially.
