Sentence examples for outgrowth to from inspiring English sources

"What you're seeing now is the outgrowth to that".

The new bureau marks the latest outgrowth to a morass of agencies tasked with regulating online business and communications in China.

In our previous work, a nanostructured SU-8 substrate exhibited similar neuronal outgrowth to a flat SU-8 surface coated with poly-l-lysine (PLL), which facilitates adhesion by rat pheochromocytoma (PC12) cells [17, 18].

Various piezoelectric materials have been employed for different tissue repair applications, particularly in bone repair, where charges induced by mechanical stress can enhance bone formation; and in neural tissue engineering, in which electric pulses can stimulate neurite directional outgrowth to fill gaps in nervous tissue injuries.

MOC1 functions to initiate auxiliary buds and to promote their outgrowth to control rice tillering [1].

For each experiment, at least 25 neurons with outgrowth to the outer chamber were examined.

Besides RNA-isolations, the heat-treated cultures were directly subjected to outgrowth analysis to monitor the recovery time and flow cytometric analysis, as further described below.

This additional diversity may be accessed by allowing sufficiently long outgrowths to completely segregate MVT plasmids prior to clonal library screening.

Serial transplantation of cells harvested from these clonal outgrowths to secondary recipients proved the ability of these cells to self-renew.

Upon transfer of hyphae from these outgrowths to fresh (PDA+hyg+G418) medium, a sustained radial growth rate of between 6.5 and 8.0 mm per day was observed.

Secondary transplantation experiments were carried out from luminal cell-derived (n = 3) or MaSC-derived (n = 3) outgrowths to determine whether the luminal cell-derived outgrowths contained cells with self-renewal capacity.