Sentence examples similar to sprouting links from inspiring English sources
The pronounced expression of VEGF in peripheral astrocytes (in the not yet vascularized part of the retina) has been linked to sprouting angiogenesis at the leading edge of the expanding vascular plexus.
While VEGF-A/VEGFR2 signaling and Dll4/Notch signaling have opposing roles in regulating blood vessel sprouting, they are tightly linked in a negative feedback loop.
Women's gyms are sprouting across the country often linked to beauty salons or in private apartments.
Finally, because calpain activity regulates neovessel integration during angiogenesis, it seems likely that calpain activity relates to fundamental mechanisms by which sprouting EC tip cells [55] link up with distal sprouting EC tip cells to establish a new contiguous blood vessel.
New companies with deep ethnic links — mainly Indian and Chinese — are sprouting up in the Valley.
As is the case elsewhere in the world, energy links usually sprout political ones so the big winner here, both commercially and politically, will be Iran.
Stuff that matters" -- linked to Mr. Pincus's original post, and suddenly, it seemed, Fibs were sprouting all over the Internet.
CTBP1, a coregulator implicated in cancer and EMT [ 12], links the transcriptional effects of NICD to oxygen and nutrients [ 60] and to sprouting angiogenesis [ 51].
Speaking of cleanliness, if you remember the poisonings linked to bean sprouts, here's the NHS's dull but helpful advice: "You need to use seeds suitable for home sprouting… Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
The tulips are sprouting.
