Sentence examples for proliferation grant from inspiring English sources

Transplantation experiments revealed that erbb3b and sox10 act cell-autonomously in Schwann cells to regulate their migration and inhibit precocious interneuromast proliferation (Grant et al., 2005).

The UN non-proliferation treaty grants Iran an "inalienable right" to pursue nuclear technologies for peaceful energy purposes.

Higher proliferation rate possibly grants the CAFs a long-term advantage over other cell types in the stroma compartment such as NAFs and smooth muscle cells and enables them to become the predominant cell type in the vicinity of the tumor.

(It can hardly be a coincidence that the takeoff at the very top coincided with a huge bull market and a proliferation in stock-option grants for senior corporate executives).

A former staffer on the Senate Banking Committee asks why we didn't mention corporate governance and the proliferation of big stock options granted to senior corporate executives.

This latter protection is probably the most important right granted, given the proliferation of industrial espionage and employee theft of intellectual works.

The authors argue that the critical event, namely binding of CXCR-4 to CXCL12 with consecutive activation of signalling pathways, granting survival and proliferation, occurs too early in the establishment of metastases for inhibitory therapy of CXCR-4 to be beneficial for the patient with already existing metastasis.

Scanners used to be all the rage, and now we take the task basically for granted due to the proliferation of all-in-one printer/fax/scanner monstrosities.

It's tempting to argue that this brave new world of sexuality ― ushered in by the ambivalence of search engines, the proliferation of online porn, and the anonymity granted by chat rooms and dating sites ― can only be a good thing for our sexually repressed society.

Among the remarkable features that these entities share with each other as well as with serum calcium granulations and NB are the small, sub-micrometer sizes granting them membrane-filterability, their proliferation like bacteria, and their marked pleomorphism.

Daniel J. Wakin's article failed to mention the single greatest cause for the proliferation of extramusical gimmicks: they easily attract foundation grant awards.