Sentence examples for regrowth program from inspiring English sources
Most often, cancer cells do not invent new programs; they co-opt or highjack available programs expressed in some circumstances by certain cells such as, for invasion, the wound program [ 165]; for growth, the regrowth program of amputated liver; for adaptation, to flux the program of blood cells; for escape of differentiation constrains, programs of embryonic stem cells, etc.
We speculate that the RC phase is a state where cells induce a gene expression program to maximize survivability under nutrient-poor conditions and further prepares cells for regrowth once conditions improve.
Cp1, as a steroidal hormone-inducible protein, ties extracellular cues to a core transcriptional program first needed for dendrite patterning during early development and modifies it for regrowth.
I don't see it quite that way, though there are certainly many aspects of the hit-making machine that we can all rue: usurious contracts, monopoly control of radio programming (which spurred the rise of file sharing, which I still see as a grassroots regrowth of radio).
To more fully model the continuous nature of forest regrowth following clearcut harvesting we extrapolated percent tree cover data collected by the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Forest Inventory and Analysis program to a cross-normalized Landsat time-series using a date-invariant regression modeling approach.
Because the programming instructions for growing a human body reside in every human cell, in the form of 46 chromosomes that contain roughly 100,000 genes, most cells, properly stimulated, could set the regrowth of a limb in motion.
But longer term forest regrowth may recapture the lost carbon.
Being bald was great, but the regrowth was the problem.
Fires in the piles of logs severely damage soils, prevent regrowth and cause mudslides.
That clearly has gone: you need a bushfire to generate regrowth and England have been burnt.
