Sentence examples for manuscript growth from inspiring English sources

6) Proliferation is quantified in several different ways throughout the manuscript (growth rate (% of control), cell counts over time, growth index, and growth rate (AU), and the methods for these measurements are insufficiently described.

Having said this, we were unable to detect TRF2 in the BioID interactome of lamin A. 6) Proliferation is quantified in several different ways throughout the manuscript (growth rate (% of control), cell counts over time, growth index, and growth rate (AU)), and the methods for these measurements are insufficiently described.

All authors read and approved the final manuscript Cell growth was determined by cell count, as detailed in Materials and methods.

Indeed, the reason so many genes change in the simple batch experiment presented in this manuscript is that growth exposes the cells to an ever fluctuating set of environmental cues.

However, the most heartfelt thanks go to those who believed in JHP and contributed to its growth through manuscript submission, punctual reviewing activity and, most importantly, the citation of JHP articles which made the rating in JCR possible.

However, the Annals has experienced worldwide growth in manuscript submissions, with a particular increase from Asia and Europe.

All authors read and approved the final manuscript HER2, human epithelial growth factor receptor 2; Top IIa, topoisomerase IIα.

We are sorry for the confusion caused by the expression of "tip-directed diffuse growth" in our manuscript.

The corresponding author is applying a patent that might be indirectly connected to the manuscript: -Rapid determination of hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) in the body fluids.

As diffuse infiltrative glioma cells show some similarities with guerilla warriors [ 130], we will use guerilla war as a metaphor for diffuse glioma growth throughout this manuscript in order to enhance the understanding of these tumors.

Interestingly, this manuscript claims that gallnuts 'stop the growth of proliferating tissue'.