Sentence examples for rate of multiplication from inspiring English sources

The short sighted explanation for the evolution of virulence postulates that, during multiple infections, competition for resources selects strains that have the best rate of multiplication; higher virulence is a side effect of fast replication [16].

Any process that modulates the frequency or rate of multiplication or reproduction of Schwann cells, resulting in the expansion of their population.

The power consumption in context of SRC can be reduced by designing a system that has low rate of multiplication and addition operations.

The procedure for determining the amount of a vitamin required by an organism is less difficult for microorganisms than for higher forms; in microorganisms, the aim is to establish the smallest amount of a vitamin that produces maximal rate of multiplication of the organisms when it is added to the culture medium.

It is distinguished by its explosive rate of multiplication and growth, which is perhaps the highest of all plants (Crites et al. 2006).

Selection of the species of earthworms for vermicomposting should primarily be based on their capacity for consumption of organic wastes, rate of multiplication and adaptability to local condition.

For example, for mosquitoes, warmer temperatures will increase populations, lifespan, geographic distribution, rates of multiplication, feeding on humans, and inoculation rates and shorten the period between infection and infectivity (Chin and Welsby 2004).

Sustained transgene expression, even after cell division, is essential for the manipulation of astroglial reactivity, which involves a significant rate of cell multiplication.

The duration of this first phase in fact combines the duration of the lag phase and the rate of bacteria multiplication during the very beginning of early exponential growth.

The highest rate of bacterial multiplication in the lung correlates with the extent of tissue damage (pneumonia), in coexistence with a bias to Th2 pattern, decline of Th1 response and death of infected animals [9], [14].

It is pertinent to note that NO is involved in HIV-1 replication, especially that induced by TNF-α.[ 1] There might, therefore, be a self perpetuating mechanism wherein HIV replication leads to increased NO production and the latter increases the rate of HIV multiplication.