Sentence examples for late outgrowth from inspiring English sources

Despite such amazements, the new burlesque is not a revolutionary development but a late outgrowth of postmodern art.

Their viability following grafting can be enhanced by seeding the skin substitute with late outgrowth endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs).

Dendritic cell markers such as CD1a or CD83 were not expressed, however, being early endothelial progenitors, these cells still bear myeloid and hematopoietic features, which are lost during further culture into late outgrowth colonies.

Furthermore, late outgrowth CFU number was increased in RA patients compared to controls.

Culture and determination of human late outgrowth EPCs were performed as previously reported [ 30].

Late outgrowth EPCs were incubated with different concentrations of CML or CEL for up to 72 hours.

The latest outgrowth of this unlikely learning curve is Hallelu Atlanta, a gathering tomorrow of 4,000 members of 18 congregations.

The new bureau marks the latest outgrowth to a morass of agencies tasked with regulating online business and communications in China.

The latest outgrowth of the housing crisis, the breakdown on Wall Street, threatens to gradually corrode economic activity on Main Street, mainly by disabling the credit on which so many everyday transactions depend — but also by frightening people.

Human circulating endothelial progenitor cells isolated from peripheral blood generate in culture cells with features of endothelial cells named late-outgrowth endothelial colony-forming cells (ECFC).

The ability of peripheral blood-derived EPCs to form "late-outgrowth colony-forming units ECs" underlines their stem cell like properties and gives information about the clonogenic potential of these cells.