Sentence examples for prolonging growth from inspiring English sources

SEM and TEM observations show that these particles are most often located at the nanotube root, suggesting a base growth mechanism responsible for the formation of aligned nanotube when prolonging growth time (2 min).

Under low-nutrition conditions, TOR suppresses ecdysone secretion--which otherwise terminates larval development--thereby prolonging growth and allowing larvae to still attain a near-normal body size.

At the shell the nuclei grow through consuming core materials, with prolonging growth time, the core and shell start to get separated by a clear gap.

As organizations age and grow, another phenomenon emerges: prolonged growth that we can term the evolutionary period.

Heterodimerization of EGFR with ErbB2 inhibits downregulation of EGFR and thereby prolongs growth factor signaling.

Our research achieved prolonged growth periods (>10 months) without excess oxygen production using two microalgal strains, Chlorella vulgaris UTEX 29 and Dunaliella bardawil 30 861, by lowering light intensities (2 10 μmol photons m−2 s−1) and temperature (4 12 °C).

Although bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) genetically engineered with baculovirus (BV) for transient expression of osteogenic/angiogenic factors hold promise for bone engineering, we hypothesized that calvarial bone healing necessitates prolonged growth factor expression.

After prolonged growth under growth-repressive conditions (24 48 h), the strains appear to gradually lose sensitivity to light and speed up, most likely due to selection effects stemming from the fact that they still harbour the CcaS/CcaR system on a medium-copy plasmid.

Development of the biological support technologies for GraviSat comprised the screening of more than twenty microalgal strains for various physical, metabolic and biochemical attributes that support prolonged growth in a microfluidic disc, as well as the capacity for reversible metabolic stasis.

The prize in the economy is sustained and prolonged growth," Mr Carney said.

At a fixed growth temperature of 400 °C, prolonged growth time caused an increase in thickness of the carbon layers.