"medium growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a moderate rate of increase or development. For example: "The company's sales have seen medium growth over the last three years."
After transfection with a miR-200a mimetic, cells were incubated in regular McCoy's 5A modified Medium growth medium (Biochrom) for 48 h and the WST-1 proliferation reagent (Roche Applied Science) was applied according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
For a medium growth rate fire, the results show that the platform is blocked by smoke within 2 3 min.
This is likely because of the low levels of expression of these two genes under rich medium growth conditions (Sinskey laboratory, unpublished data).
Models indicate based on medium growth scenarios, Baton Rouge will experience a 9percentt increase in VMTs and New Orleans will experience 10percentt growth.
Thus, due to the rather low growth rate and medium growth temperature used in our work, it can be expected that the nanowires and the pyramids form simultaneously on both facets.
Regenerated shoots over 5 cm in height were transferred onto a rooting medium (growth-regulator free half strength MS medium containing 2% (w/v) sucrose and 0.68% (w/v) agar for root development and shoot strengthening.
Overall, the chromosome organizations of the three bacteria analyzed (under the exponential, rich-medium growth conditions used in the experiment) appeared remarkably different but shared similar principles, such as the presence of well-defined domains.
They first divided India's states into three categories: high-growth, medium-growth and low-growth depending on the state's deviation from the national growth rate.
In the two stands with medium-growth rate (LAP1 and EVO2), 1.3 m would be reached after 55 years.
Shepard and Gilmore previously examined the effect of growth in urine on the expression of known and suspected enterococcal virulence factors by quantitative real-time PCR [17], and significant changes in E. faecalis virulence-associated gene expression were observed in response to the biological cues present in urine, compared to laboratory medium-growth.
