Sentence examples for the established growth from inspiring English sources

Y represents the established growth yield for bacterial cells of 1 g of dry cell mass formed per 0.5 g of carbon fixed.

The established growth conditions allowed the continuous production of barley and wheat single cells.

Consistent with the results, intratumor injection of ANO1 shRNA to knockdown ANO1 completely inhibited the established growth of tumors derived from PC-3 xenografts in nude mice.

These reports highlight a need to identify alternatives to the established growth factors (such as the TGF-β/BMP superfamily) that could be co-administered with MPCs and promote chondrogenic differentiation without the potential of adverse side effects, or the need to include slow release carriers/scaffolds to extend their time of exposure to the target cells.

Growth of MCF-7hygro14 was inhibited with IGF-IR inhibitor, consistent with the established growth-stimulatory effects of IGF-I in MCF-7 cells [ 33- 36].

Mr. Conheady and Mr. Russell, who is 42, favor the stocks of established growth companies, choosing those that are growing faster than rivals in the same industry.

The tumour microenvironment is an essential element of the 'success' of any cancer, and the ability to disrupt established growth should be a valuable weapon in the treatment of solid tumours.

Height and weight were measured on the polysomnographic nights and established growth charts, corrected for age and gender, were used to determine body mass index (BMI) [19].

For instance, the reverse correlation of plasma MMP1 expression with tumour growth is then in accordance with the established tumour growth promoting role of MMP1 in the tumour tissue [ 21].

Tumor metastasis is the ability of tumor cells to spread from their original site to other sites in the body and to re-establish growth, a new blood supply, and tumor colonies at the new location.

In contrast, inactivation of the AMPK pathway is known to promote cancer (Bardeesy et al., 2002; Huang et al., 2008b; Shackelford & Shaw, 2009; Zhou et al., 2009), further supporting the role of AMPK in establishing growth arrest and tumor suppression.