The spindle shrank progressively and ended up as small asters (Fig 4A, lower panel).
Notably, this effect was significantly exacerbated by addition of the Pin1 small molecule inhibitor PiB (Uchida et al, 2003): mammosphere formation efficiency of Pin1 +/+ shrunk progressively and was reduced by almost 50% at the stadium of quaternary mammospheres (M4) and did not reach the M5 level.
As the length scales being examined in these studies have progressively shrunk, progress in interpreting the nanoworld has become increasingly dependent on techniques capable of nanoscale measurements within physiologically relevant environments.
The ablation zone should then progressively shrink as early as 2 to 3 weeks after treatment (Fig. 6) [17].
In this case, normalization takes into account all possible k out and all Δl (above and below 1) counts, so as to evidence that in most cases cascades progressively shrink as they advance.
The nerve cells in the brains of Alzheimer's patients progressively shrink and die.
The long telomeres are not stable but progressively shrink during outgrowth and then are subject to stochastic and dramatic lengthening events, consistent with rolling circle replication as an initiating event (Teng et al. 2000).
Both groups could borrow time against future rounds, but the poor borrowed far more, progressively shrinking their future paychecks while the rich mostly avoided debt.
In the three years that Mr. Gorman, 54, has been at the helm, the bank has been progressively shrinking its business of trading bonds, commodities and other investments and expanding into wealth management.
By progressively shrinking the number of hours worked a week, or years worked over a lifetime, society seemed to be rolling towards some sort of ideal, with vin rosé and deckchairs on the beach for all.
