Sentence examples for outgrowth of adding from inspiring English sources

The industry is bitterly opposed to price controls or other restraints on profits, which it fears would be an inevitable outgrowth of adding a drug benefit to the traditional Medicare program.

Trend-based navigation is a pretty natural outgrowth of adding hashtags, so it might seem strange that Facebook is taking a while to go from one to another.

Consequently, if the physiological regulator of developmental cell death is added when the neuron is extending an axon, the regulator will promote axon outgrowth; conversely, if the physiological regulator of axon outgrowth is added during the period of cell death, then it will promote neuronal survival (see [ 35] for a discussion of this).

Further, the arborisation of neurite processes in the period of neurite outgrowth adds to the complexity of neuronal circuits [ 40].

Some educators attribute the trend as a logical outgrowth of the character education movement, which adds a sense of personal values to students' learning.

"It's an outgrowth of hip-hop and D.J. culture," he added.

And then, out of all proportion to the rest of this half-timbered snooze of a town, the grandiose theatre and its outgrowths, now with added bombastic tower so that you can lord it over the sleepy Warwickshire environs.

The Internet social networking company aims to add nearly 1,200 new employees, the outgrowth of aggressive investments that executives have said will define the coming year.

The study shows that a 4-month treatment with add-on insulin significantly increases the outgrowth of EPC in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.

Indeed adding SPS to BALF-AT diminished its inhibitory effect on the outgrowth of S. pneumoniae after six hours.

PANYS is, itself, the outgrowth of earlier social protest movements -- starting with the "Ban the Bomb" activists of the '50s, then adding their counterparts in the Nuclear Freeze Movement in the '60s and eventually embraced the Anti-Vietnam War protests.