The Bristol Customshouse and Post Office is historically significant as "an example of the rediscovery of the Italian palazzo mode of architecture after the long proliferation-of the Greek Revival".
The decade-long proliferation of implied plurals appears to have abated, which is nice, but the NBA is still stuck with the Toronto Raptors, the worst non-racist sports name in any major league.
Medal of Honor, released in 1999, started a long running proliferation of first-person shooters set during World War II.
Other data indicate that PRNP may be implicated in the biology of glioblastoma, breast cancer, prostate and gastric cancer [27], [28] or, in other words, PRNP is involved in long term proliferation as are stem cells.
New culture media supporting the long term proliferation of rodent spermatogonial lines in vitro have since been formulated [28], [29], [30], [31], and scientists are now on the brink of establishing conditions required to cultivate human spermatogonial lines from testis biopsies as a key step toward using germline stem cells in regenerative medicine [32], [33].
General signs of Müller cell gliosis are cellular hypertrophy and upregulation of the intermediate filaments vimentin and GFAP, followed by transient or long lasting proliferation of these cells [ 12].
"Arak represents a long-term proliferation risk not a near-term risk and it can be addressed in the final phase of negotiations.
Adult stem cells display long-term proliferation, efficient self-renewal, and multipotent differentiation.
Recovering and fissioning transuranium elements reduce the long-term proliferation risks and the environmental burden.
Moreover, they support not only the long-term proliferation of both cell types but also hASC differentiation toward osseous tissues.
Stem cells transplantation has emerged as a bridge to liver transplantation for the repopulation of cirrhotic liver due to its potential for long-term proliferation.
