Sentence examples for insufficient proliferation from inspiring English sources
The NRA's playbook of lying low for a week or so until emotions begin to dissipate, then slithering out self-righteously to deny accountability, discredit those who disagree, and deflect responsibility to the mentally ill and an insufficient proliferation of good-guy guns, is simply not working.
The reason why HPCs fail to regenerate the liver seems to vary with the type of disease and may be due to insufficient proliferation, migration or differentiation [ 28].
In addition, bone marrow erythroid progenitor cells show a blunted response to erythropoietin, with insufficient proliferation and a low circulating reticulocyte count (Means and Kranz, 1992; Moliterno and Spivak, 1996; Nowrousian, 1998).
Several studies suggest that the neuronal deficits that occur upon MYC deletion are due to insufficient proliferation of neuronal progenitors before they undergo neurogenesis and/or premature differentiation [ 10– 16].
A small-eye phenotype could be caused either by insufficient cell proliferation or exaggerated apoptosis in the eye disc.
The observations that the C-terminal tail can function as a nuclear localization signal and that overexpression of wild type EF-G1 proteins can also reduce wing growth suggest a model, where EF-G1 functions as a retrograde signal to arrest the cell cycle, if the level of ATP synthesis in mitochondria is insufficient for proliferation.
Their deficiency often leads to developmental defects or insufficient cell proliferation.
Therefore, one explanation for the observed phenotypes is that insufficient cellular proliferation leads to delayed growth.
Limitations are often associated with these approaches such as improper scaffold stability, and insufficient cell adhesion, proliferation, differentiation, and mineralization with less growth factor expression.
However, PDK1 L155E is insufficient for thymocyte proliferation.
The BRAF mutations in these cases may result in weaker levels of B-Raf activity which is insufficient for abnormal proliferation [ 65, 66, 75, 77, 78].
