Sentence examples for prompt proliferation from inspiring English sources

Then the scientists treated these astrocyte-like cells with basic fibroblast growth factor, a protein known to prompt proliferation of neural stem cells.

During the 80s, growing international horror at the injustices of apartheid prompted a proliferation of boycott campaigns.

Experts talk of wide repercussions -- of an atomic Iran inspiring nuclear ambitions in other Middle Eastern countries, and of North Korea prompting rapid proliferation in the Far East.

He has also liberated the media, prompting a proliferation of television stations that are giving Pakistanis more and better information about the outside world.

"Censorship in the newsroom is still very much alive because of these laws," she said, adding that this had prompted a proliferation of online news media sites in recent years.

For example, a 1999 overhaul that introduced a division between a three-year bachelor's degree and a two-year master's degrees (intended to equalize Italian degrees to those of other E.U. countries) prompted a proliferation of degrees and a subsequent recruitment of new professors, often hired on short-term contracts, sometimes for little or no pay.

This data suggest that hyper-proliferative pulmonary ECs prompted pneumocytes proliferation, reactive to the favorable milieu created by the vascular development.

Telencephalon injury prompted the proliferation of neuronal precursor cells (NPCs) in the VZ of the injured hemisphere, compared with in the contralateral hemisphere.

Incomplete inhibition, analogous to heterozygous deletion of the gene encoding the target, prompts increased proliferation or hypertolerance – the opposite of the intended anti-cancer effect.

Different from pDCs, mDCs could prompt T-cell proliferation without prior stimulation or activation.

In this case the beginning is the book of Genesis, which he says "may even have been partly prompted by the proliferation of weeds in the middle-eastern 'cradle of civilisation'".