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One of the company's aims, Mr. Cameron said, is to provide broadcasters with 3-D-capable equipment that can replace rather than supplement the conventional setups that come with a broadcast truck, eliminating duplicate costs and allowing more rapid proliferation of three-dimensional viewing.

This strategy attempts to exploit the more rapid proliferation of malignant compared with normal cell populations.

In vitro expansion of cells over an 8-day period increased the relative frequency of Foxp3− cells due to the more rapid proliferation of Teffs as compared to Tregs during culture.

The fetal stem cell population, characterized by more rapid proliferation and self-renewal, expresses regulators of the cell cycle, such as E2f, Nfy, Tead2 and Ap2, at elevated levels, while adult stem cells show a signature in which TGF-β has a prominent role.

Normal urothelial cultures from patients with TCC also showed more rapid proliferation in vitro when compared with non-tumour-bearing patients (P < 0.0005).

Amplification at 11q13 leads to higher CCND1 expression, resulting in more rapid proliferation of epithelial breast tumours and, thus, in poorer outcome.

Temperature-responsive culture dishes immobilized with insulin have been fabricated and studied to shorten cell culture periods by facilitating more rapid cell proliferation.

The translocation of cells into the neural fold, together with its more rapid cell proliferation, leads to an increase in cell density dorsolaterally compared with the more ventromedial neural plate.

Alternatively, it may be due to more rapid cell proliferation and, thus, greater chemosensitivity.

Such tumours have a more rapid cell proliferation and are associated with a higher risk of relapse despite adjuvant chemotherapy.

Alcohol consumption also may contribute to more rapid tumor proliferation (Singletary and Gapstur 2001; Weiss et al. 1996).