Sentence examples for outgrowth that from inspiring English sources
Because the fungus can also reproduce asexually, by producing an outgrowth that separates into a new individual, "the key question raised was, why have sex if there was no preexisting genetic diversity to mix up in the offspring?" Heitman says.
sAPPβ induces an increase in axon outgrowth that is similar to that caused by sAPPα.
All of these proteins support the neuronal outgrowth that will be responsible for reconnecting neurons.
A neurite was operationally defined as a process outgrowth that was long more than twice the diameter of cell body.
In addition to incremental band formation, we described two modes of outgrowth that generate new bone shapes, spurs and veils.
Since live bacteria were used in this assay, there was a possibility of outgrowth that may have caused the difference in cytokine induction.
These days, fame has a tendency to metastasize, producing strange outgrowths that are often called "collaborations".
Osteophytes are fibrocartilaginous and skeletal outgrowths that are central to OA pathophysiology (Peterfy 2003, Goldring and Goldring 2010).
Aortic rings embedded in collagen-permeated polyurethane meshes and cultured in medium supplemented with fetal bovine serum and vascular endothelial growth factor generated florid microvascular outgrowths that efficiently vascularized the available spaces between polyurethane fibers.
Near their tips they have one or more short knob-like excrescences (outgrowths) that are colorless, and thin-walled.
Most phasmids are known for effectively replicating the forms of sticks and leaves, and the bodies of some species (such as O. macklotti and Palophus centaurus) are covered in mossy or lichenous outgrowths that supplement their disguise.
