Sentence examples for prolonged expansion from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to identify possible novel markers related to their in vitro prolonged expansion and to their fast growth abilities.

Since the Census Bureau began keeping records in the 1960s, a prolonged expansion has never ended without household income having set a new record.

Pirelli SpA experienced a prolonged expansion in the postwar decades, but by 1970 it was encountering stiff competition from the French tire manufacturer Michelin, which had pioneered the steel-belted radial tire.

Importantly, even after prolonged expansion, NS cells maintain their potential to differentiate efficiently into neurons and astrocytes in vitro and upon transplantation into the adult brain.

In these clones, the pathways of cell cycle control and DNA damage response were upregulated during the prolonged expansion.

Upon prolonged expansion, CD133+ tumour spheroid cells displayed CSC properties, initiated xenograft tumours, and exhibited resistance to chemotherapy-induced apoptosis.

The Fed made clear that yesterday's action was likely to be the first step in a series of rate cuts intended to prolong an expansion that became the longest on record last February.

The availability of large quantities of MSCs and their potential for ready chondrogenic differentiation after prolonged in vitro expansion have made MSCs the most hopeful candidate progenitor cell source for cartilage tissue engineering.

The ability of adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) to undergo prolonged periods of expansion and differentiation towards specific lineages has made them a valuable cell source for clinicians and researchers interested in tissue repair and regenerative medicine.

Therefore, prolonged or repeated expansion of HIV-specific effector cells skews the HIV-specific CD8+ T cell population towards a predominant effector memory (Tem) phenotype and this skewing is not reversed by long-term suppression of HIV replication.

Summers explained that, just as the success in curing infectious disease will allow some people to live longer only to die of cancer, the success in battling inflation will prolong an economic expansion only to lead to overconfidence and a financial crisis.