Sentence examples for pool expansion from inspiring English sources
In contrast, WI-L2, SB, and WI-L2 X CEM and SB X CEM hybrids rapidly degraded intracellular dAXP, which limited their ability to undergo dAXP pool expansion.
Treatment with this compound prevents the dNTP pool expansion that normally occurs at the G1/S phase boundary and causes replication stress conditions.
Therefore dNTPs pool expansion, acceleration of cell proliferation, and improvement of metastasis ability may partly explain why RRM2 increases the aggressiveness and causes poor survival in CRCs.
Centrosome amplification in Drosophila larval brain neuroblasts generates tumors due to stem cell pool expansion, however and remarkably, in the absence of aneuploidy [ 6].
Aberrant expression of genes that support normal stem cell function might lead to stem cell pool expansion and subsequent formation of CICs.
GSK3 double-knockout brains show greater degree of progenitor pool expansion than mTOR knockout brains, suggesting GSK3 uses not only mTOR but other signaling pathways such as β-catenin and SHH pathways (Kim et al., 2009).
Insurance lobbyists will fight hard for such risk pool expansions, knowing that their own businesses will prosper by dumping risky individuals onto the state.
The solution framework applies the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm SPEA2 to obtain a pool of expansion alternatives with the corresponding relation of cost and operation scenario satisfaction that will serve as a reference for the planner to select the best ones for detailed analysis.
As the WISDOM model estimates only include the aboveground biomass pool, an expansion factor of 1.32 was applied to conservatively estimate the total biomass, based on the American Carbon Registry's Energy efficiency measures in thermal applications of nonrenewable biomass methodology [2], based on the CDM-approved methodology AMS‐II.G, Version 05.0.
In addition, genetic variants that define New World founder haplogroups are used to estimate the amount of time required between divergence of proto-Amerinds from the Asian gene pool and expansion into the New World.
We believe that divergence from the ancestral gene pool and expansion into a new territory were not simultaneous events, as is often assumed in models of population demographic history.
