Sentence examples for populations upon from inspiring English sources

It has often been shaped by populations upon whom it was imposed; a large number of common English words ("jungle," "nirvana," "bungalow") were, for instance, taken from Indian languages.

Expression of eGFP was augmented in all DC populations upon stimulation with CD40 ligand (CD40L).

Dispersal between populations on divergent coevolutionary trajectories increases the genetic diversity within populations upon which natural selection can act, thereby increasing the rate of evolution in both bacteria and phage (Morgan et al. 2007; Vogwill et al. 2008).

Overall, these results indicate that changes in ATP levels are a reliable indicator of cell death in stem cell populations upon drug insults and may have utility for hESC-based automatic screening assays.

One cannot exclude a phenotype versatility of all these progenitor populations upon specific local stimuli.

Ablation of certain lineage revealed inter-conversion of ISC populations and re-establishment of more diverse ISC populations upon repair.

The capital's burgeoning population, upon their decease, were filling up its small churchyards, burial grounds and vaults.

Their population upon the arrival of European explorers in the 17th and 18th centuries has been estimated at about 4,000.

Perhaps it was she who, mindful of the catchphrase attributed to her guillotined aunt, Marie Antoinette, impressed the importance of a well-fed population upon the governors of 19th-century Parma.

It was, they concluded, "beyond reasonable doubt" that as of November, 1943, the weapon existed, that it was of an entirely new type, that it could not be easily countered, that it would produce striking results, and that it would shock the civilian population upon whom it would be used.

As well, the population upon which the new model was developed excluded patients who were at high risk of bleeding or if they were admitted to ICU because of major trauma, neurosurgery or orthopedic surgery [34, 35].