Sentence examples for rapid maturation of from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a convergence of factors," she continued, citing China's rise as a global power and the rapid maturation of its art scene, spurred by the international market and frenetic interest from Europe and America.

One indicator of the rapid maturation of the Soviet program came when the two resident cosmonauts made an impromptu space walk in August 1979 to cut away the frame of a radio telescope that had become fouled at the rear of the station.

We introduce a new experimental approach to the compositional and thermo-mechanical design and rapid maturation of bulk structural materials.

Drug development has been a principal driving force in the rapid maturation of the field of medicinal chemistry during the past several decades.

Over just a single decade, we have witnessed the rapid maturation of the field of RNA interference — the sequence-specific gene silencing mediated by small double-stranded RNAs — directly from its infancy into adulthood.

Increased temperature results in more rapid maturation of mosquitoes and decreases the extrinsic incubation period of the virus [3].

Although neurodevelopment during the first few years of life is indeed a period of rapid maturation, adolescence and adulthood represent a time of continuing developmental changes both in structure and function.

Increasing mortality induces evolution of rapid maturation and faster senescence in Drosophila [17] and a comparison of longevity in chemically protected (venomous) vertebrates as compared to non-venomous sister taxa also supports the theory that reduced predation induces evolution fo retarded senescence [18].

In this context, the decline in the activated NKG2A+CD57+CD56dim subset could be a consequence of HIV-driven rapid maturation [34] that is not accompanied by expansion of the effector NK cell subset [32,37].

However, the pool of naïve CD8+ T cells is not increased because of their rapid maturation and transfer to the antigen-experienced compartment.

Following activation upon encounter of pathogens, under an inflammatory setting, DCs undergo rapid maturation characterized by the up-regulation of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and co-stimulatory molecules and migrate to the proximal draining lymph node.