Sentence examples for more vigorous cells from inspiring English sources

The storm is really a multi-cell storm with new, more vigorous cells that form on the upwind side, replacing older cells that continue to drift downwind.

Suboptimal epithelial cells, for example, are detected and eliminated because they express a set of Flower Lose isoforms, which is not present on the more vigorous surrounding cells [ 30].

Allogeneic blood stem-cell donors demonstrate more vigorous mobilization of CD34+ cells to the circulation in response to cytokine administration than do autologous donors.

Women elicit more vigorous humoral and cell-mediated immune responses than men in response to antigenic challenges, while men have frequently been observed to exhibit more aggressive and harmful inflammatory responses to pathogens [3].

And given the ferocity of the battle in Missouri, it is quite possible that other states with even more vigorous opposition to stem cell research could see new obstacles erected – either by state legislatures, or by anti-science ballot initiatives.

The more vigorous angiogenesis by FPR+ GBM cells was further shown by higher microvessel density in tumours formed by such tumour cells, indicating a pivotal function of FPR in enhancing the angiogenic and vasculogenic process in GBM.

Previous experience with citrus somatic fusion suggests that hybrid cells are generally more vigorous and have higher capacity for embryogenesis, compared to unfused cells from the embryogenic callus parent.

Mitotic cells might therefore be expected to mount a more vigorous SAC response than meiosis I cells upon loss of sister chromatid cohesion.

It is reasonable that ferulic acid enhances the capacity of E. gracilis cells for utilizing the light source, resulting in a greater cell length and more vigorous growth.

The cells maintained a more vigorous physiological state when pH was controlled at 5, with higher viability and steady acidification activity, but these characteristics fluctuated and declined at pH 6 during the fermentation process.

Therefore, the LTV-induced T-cell response was more vigorous than the humoral response at the early stage of immunity.