Sentence examples for in conjunction with the proliferation from inspiring English sources

The postmodernist critique of standpoint theory, in conjunction with the proliferation of subaltern women's standpoints (black, Latina, lesbian, postcolonial, etc).

In the study groups of patients with lung lobectomy, LAR, and liver wedge resection, the length of hospital stay declined from 2008 to 2014; this could be attributed to secular improvements in surgical technique and the increased utilization of minimally invasive techniques in conjunction with the proliferation of prospective payment systems that incentivize hospitals to reduce LOS.

In conjunction with the cell proliferation assays, western blot analyses of a number of proteins involved in cell proliferation, apoptosis, inflammation, and vascularisation were performed to determine how their levels changed in response to Acrp30 treatment.

In conjunction with the cellular proliferation and invasion induced by Res in vitro, we further speculated that Res could decrease the expression of YKL-40.

Overexpression of active DNA methyltransferase and deregulation of cell proliferation in conjunction with the suppression of apoptosis constitutes a minimal common platform for the initiation and progression of most neoplastic lesions.

The decreased cell proliferation observed in conjunction with the morphological observations suggests that DLD-1 cells treated with LC3B siRNA undergo apoptosis.

These data, in conjunction with the findings from the network analysis and the cell proliferation assay, suggest TIMELESS may be involved in the tumorigenic process.

We here describe the structure process property relationship of graphene oxide-mediated proliferation and growth of osteoblasts in conjunction with the physico-chemical, mechanical, and structural properties.

The resulting model predictions of the steady-state level of IGF1-IGF1R complexes were used in conjunction with the linear relationship depicted in Figure  3B to predict the cell proliferation response for these two experimental conditions.

However, it is suggested that inflammation, in conjunction with the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and an enhancement of epithelial cell proliferation, may play a key role in the development of lung tumors.

The deregulated proliferation of cancer cells is sustained by the production of growth factors in conjunction with the overexpression of growth factor receptors on the cell membrane.