Sentence examples for rapid extension from inspiring English sources

However, it has recently been recognized that cancer cells can further transition to an 'amoeboid' phenotype (called the mesenchymal-to-amoeboid transition, MAT), characterized by a rounded morphology, extensive actomyosin contractility, rapid extension and retraction of membrane protrusions (blebs), and reduced dependence on proteolysis for migration (Friedl & Wolf, 2010).

With the rapid extension of the market across the system, this is the government's vision for everyone in higher education.

He made it clear he was not worried because there had not been the "rapid extension of credit" seen in the early 2000s – indeed, we are gripped by a credit shortage.

While only a few countries had family allowances before World War II and several of the schemes covered employed persons only, with financing by the employer, there was a rapid extension of schemes in the 1940s and '50s.

This meant rapid extension of road network and utilities with high financial outlays.

The results confirm that initially there is a very rapid extension of crack for very small increase in crack opening.

He believed that the masses could be educated into accepting the values of liberal civilization, but he defended private property and was as wary of rapid extensions of the franchise as of bureaucratic power.

Post-test sectioning of the material around the brace-to-chord intersection reveals lamellar splitting in the mid-thickness of the chord wall instead of rapid extensions of the fatigue cracks in the through-thickness direction.

The mechanics of arboreal leaping do not differ from those of terrestrial saltation; the upward thrust in both is produced by the rapid, simultaneous extension of the hind legs.

Subjects were requested to perform rapid knee extension with vertical jumping.

These pathological findings were in accordance with our case; therefore, rapid skin extension is suspected to be attributable to cutaneous necrosis in giant phyllodes tumors.