Sentence examples for proliferating properties from inspiring English sources

Cells were passaged before they reached the confluence at a ratio of 1 : 3–1 : 6 according to their proliferating properties over time and at regular intervals.

Iraq's impressive progress since mid-2004 in building an economy in which new businesses are proliferating, property prices are rapidly rising, new schools and hospitals are opening, and a new democratic political order is under way can only undermine the mullahs, who preside over a sick economy kept alive solely by the oil windfall.

Oval cells are well known as amplifying transit cells and thereby have a high proliferating property under condition of hepatocyte damage in the liver (Hu et al, 2007).

Smaller hotels and guesthouses are proliferating, and property prices have risen sharply.

"Smaller hotels and guesthouses are proliferating, and property prices have risen sharply," she writes.

Reports proliferated of property crime, gang activity, drug dealing, prostitution and murder.

All cultures containing cells with limited self-renewal properties stopped proliferating within 5 months on average.

Although p107 is also rapidly dephosphorylated upon FGF treatment of murine growth plate primary chondrocytes (Fig. S1), RCS cells were chosen for these experiments, as they exhibit essentially all properties of proliferating chondrocytes and allow genetic experiments that cannot be performed in primary chondrocytes, whose life span is very limited.

These mechanisms include signaling via integrins, which are involved in adhesive properties of proliferating cells and play fundamental roles in the regulation of migration and invasion of tumor cells as well as of neoangiogenesis (23, 36).

By cultivating small pieces of tobacco leaves under defined conditions, proliferating cells with totipotent properties, termed callus, were induced, and fully functional adult plants could be generated from this tissue (Vasil and Hildebrandt, 1965a, b).

These studies demonstrate that altered glucose metabolism – the Warburg effect – can be viewed as a general property of proliferating systems.