"increased number of cells" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a higher quantity of cells, typically in a scientific or medical context. Example: The experiment showed that the increased number of cells in the sample was a result of the treatment.
Most patients with HD had an increased number of cells circulating in their blood which were actively synthesizing DNA.
The increased number of cells and time steps can greatly lengthen the time it takes to complete the simulation.
Quantification of cells after nuclear staining by H33258 revealed an increased number of cells on the 3M™ESPE™ MDI disks (Fig. 5a).
A comparative study of the pure ESF and ESF-Hap scaffold shows increased number of cells in the ESF-Hap scaffold than in the pure ESF scaffold.
Increased number of cells with abnormal nuclear architecture was seen only in WS-MSCs at passage 3, but later in both WS-MSCs and HGPS-MSCs (Fig. 6A).
Chemoresistant cell lines AdrR/MCF-7 and SK-3rd, had increased number of cells with sphere forming capacity, CD44+/CD24− phenotype and side-population.
Some alterations, such as aneuploid cell formation, increased number of cells in G2/M phase and cells in multipolar mitosis were observed even after 8 days of recovery.
Consistently, the U87MG-EGFRvIII tumors harbored increased number of cells with nuclear γ-H2AX staining relative to the U87MG-EGFRKD tumors (Fig. 2C) [2C].
Longer incubations led to a greatly increased number of cells with 8N DNA content indicating that the compound blocked cell division without preventing chromosomal DNA replication.
In accordance with the faster growth of C4-2LucBAD xenografts, immunohistochemical analysis showed an increased number of cells that stained positive for the proliferative marker Ki-67 compared to C4-2Luc xenograFig (Fig. 2D).
GDF15 stable clones showed an increased number of cells relative to control stable or parental cells, and rhGDF15-stimulated cells showed an increased number of cells versus vehicle control-stimulated parental cells.
