Sentence examples for large cycling from inspiring English sources

Following V-DJ recombination, pro-B cells proliferate in response to IL-7 to differentiate into large cycling pre-B cells which then exit the cell cycle and undergo light chain recombination at the small pre-B cell stage (Milne et al, 2004).

By and large, cycling is not a lifestyle choice for the middle classes.

Interestingly, while we're on the subject of Japan, it has a large cycling population and many cycling laws – all of which are completely ignored.

Whilst browsing in a large cycling shop in the centre of Leeds this week, this writer noticed there were only two team replica shirts for sale: Team Sky's and NetApp-Endura's.

Hence, we break the pro-B and pre-B subsets into two subsets each: Bor for small resting pro-B cells (Hardy's fractions A through C) and Boc for large cycling pro-B cells (part of Hardy's fraction C); similarly, Bec for large cycling pre-B cells (the remainder of fraction C) and Ber for small resting pre-B cells (fraction D).

However, previous experimental observations distinguish between small, non-cycling cells and large, cycling cells in both the pro-B and pre-B compartments, where the transition from pro-B to pre-B occurs while the cells are cycling.

Bicycling magazine, the country's largest cycling publication, hired him to write a column, and next spring, Chronicle Books will publish a Bike Snob book.

What stands out, though, is rising bicycle ownership and interest in cycling: VeloHora, the largest cycling competition in eastern Europe, hosted 14,000 participants from Moldova and abroad this year on the streets of Chișinău.

CTC, the UK's largest cycling charity, said more than 2,700 people have written to Eurostar in seven hours urging it to scrap the change which will come into force on 1 November.

Armstrong added that the admission should be placed in the context of the growing popularity of competitive cycling at the time he cheated, as well as the growth of the larger cycling industry and his foundation.

Finally, a larger cycling population means stronger lobbying power for cycling resources.