The risk of nuclear proliferation is growing.
The risks of proliferation are growing.
But today, the threat of proliferation is growing in scope and complexity.
His scenario concerns the proliferation and growing supremacy of objects over subjects and the eventual triumph of the object.
Hailing the importance of "nonproliferation and disarmament," he said that "today the threat of proliferation is growing in scope and complexity".
Proliferation of growing antler cells depended on all investigated factors (such as male individuality, passage and percentage of FCS) but not on the stage of antler growth.
For example, Ultra-Web, a commercially available 3D nanofibrillar scaffold with a nanoporous matrix formed by electrospinning polyamide fibers onto glass or plastic coverslips produces larger mESC colonies which reportedly exhibit enhanced proliferation when grown on an Ultra-Web scaffold.
Angiostatin specifically inhibited the proliferation of growing vascular endothelial cells and had no effect on resting confluent endothelial cells or on other cell types, including smooth muscle cells, epithelial cells, fibroblasts and tumor cells.
It is known that integrin dimers containing the α2 subunit (e.g., α2β1) are receptors for collagen 1 [ 48, 49], and it seems likely therefore that changes in α2β1 integrin signalling mediate the changes in cellular phenotype of HSC-T6 cells cultured on collagen I and rates of proliferation when grown on either collagen 1 or gelatin.
The proliferation of lawsuits grows out of "fundamental features of the American constitutional tradition," Thomas F. Burke, assistant professor of political science at Wellesley College, declares in a new book, "Lawyers, Lawsuits and Legal Rights: The Battle over Litigation in American Society".
These agents had no effect on the rate of proliferation of FLC growing subcutaneously nor on the proliferation of myeloid leukaemia in RFMS mice.
