Sentence examples for proliferated earlier from inspiring English sources

This finding was supported by our previous report on xenograft models of Nalm6 leukemia, in which CD3/CD28 Dynabead T cells proliferated earlier and to a greater extent than did OKT3/IL-2 T cells, resulting in better disease control.

Visions of Los Angeles 2.0 proliferated earlier this month when some three hundred video-game designers, architects, linguists, filmmakers, new-media savants, and assorted technophiles gathered at the University of Southern California for the 5D Institute's Science of Fiction conference.

Radio stations have proliferated since 1990.

Buying them was supposed to be the safe way to invest in technology -- at least when compared with the hordes of dot-coms that have proliferated since 1998.

Short-term presumptions and soundbites proliferated last year from which no one of their perpetrators emerged with much credit, any more than poetry or Oxford University's interest in it did.

Inventories are leaner this year, so shoppers won't see too many of the 70% off red tags that proliferated last year.

And the nose cone must be modified to meet new dimensional rules - including a new impact test - aimed at outlawing the 'anteater' noses that proliferated last year.

Innovative strategies proliferate: this week, the US bookstore chain Barnes & Noble launches its own e-reader, the Nook, in the UK to compete with various Kindles, Kobos and iPads.

It seems pretty clear that the number of polls is likely to proliferate this week, including polls from survey firms that have not been very active before.

Dissident republicans, meanwhile, have coalesced under the proliferating 1916 Societies, which observers of republicanism believe is a nascent political movement for all those opposed to peace and power-sharing in Northern Ireland.

The quasi-conversational "chat bots" proliferating today are clearly a stopgap en route to a world of conversational interfaces that correctly interpret what we say.