Sentence examples for the correct growth from inspiring English sources
The table below lists five of the 12 pairs of companies analyzed by Zook, in which he feels that the fast value creator (first set of companies) is still on the correct growth track for investors.
The regulation of the balance between cell proliferation and differentiation is essential for the correct growth, shaping, and evolutionary diversification of the nervous system [2] [5], [49], [50].
25, 26 Therefore, thermal treatment was applied to the sensors in order to determine the correct growth conditions that result in optimal Hall performance.
These data argue for the hypothesis that a delicate balance between total FAK and P-FAKSer732 is necessary to maintain the correct growth rate.
Using genome-scale stoichiometric networks of L. lactis [ 24], E. coli [ 25], and S. cerevisiae [ 26] we first confirmed that our implementation of the FBAwMC method reproduces the correct growth curves.
Rule (21) for erg11 expression was re-written to only exhibit ROX1 repression under low oxygen conditions: (23) glucose [ e ] and HAP1 and (high_o2 or not ROX1 ) ⇔ e r g 11 The set of refined rules (20,21,23) reproduces the correct growth phenotype in aerobic glucose conditions.
Notch signalling is crucial for the correct development and growth of numerous organs and tissues, and when subverted it can cause cancer.
And even if the most optimistic forecast proves correct, growth of around 2% would not seem like recovery to people who were used to 8% annual growth.
If the company's projection proves correct, growth will be nearly cut in half this year.
Together, these data show that loss of Sall2 causes coloboma in mice as well as humans, and suggests that Sall2 is required for correct growth of the optic fissure margins towards each other and their alignment, rather than the process of dissolving the basement membrane.
Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu can be considered trace minerals with a central role in many metabolic processes throughout the body and are essential for correct growth and development of all animals, including humans.
