Sentence examples for triggering the growth from inspiring English sources

It is easy for Y3+ to substitute Gd3+, forming a heterogeneous interface with low lattice symmetry, in our reasoning, thus triggering the growth of β-NaYF4 shell.

And by triggering the growth of new leptin-responsive neurons there, it makes the body more sensitive to the appetite-suppressive effects of leptin even after treatment is stopped.

Flocculation can occur in the intercrystal space, leading to a destabilization of the solid liquid interface and triggering the growth of crystals perpendicular to the main ice growth direction.

Examples of these include gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), kiss-peptins that stimulate GnRH (Smith and Clarke 2007) or other factors triggering the growth spurt such as growth hormone, or insulin-like growth factor (Styne 2003).

Finally, the small gold nanorods were prepared by adding 2 ml of the seed solution into the growth solution and kept at 25 °C, this being the temperature triggering the growth of AuNRs, which is complete in ca 2 h.

There have also been safety concerns, with signs that dopamine neurons developed from human stem cells can trigger the growth of tumours.

Connecticut produced bog ore, which develops from bacterial action in bogs, until 1731, but the discovery of limonite iron in Salisbury triggered the growth of a huge industry.

Both the Kings Park and Central Islip centers triggered the growth of the surrounding towns, where many of the families supported themselves with hospital employment from one generation to the next.

To verify that the BMP4 gene itself could indeed trigger the growth of grander, bigger, nut-crushing beaks, researchers artificially cranked up the production of BMP4 in the developing beaks of chicken embryos.

Two weeks ago, the universities minister, David Willetts, published a thoughtful pamphlet on the 50th anniversary of the Robbins report, which in effect triggered the growth of mass access in higher education.

“We get in early, and we trigger the growth,” says Bhat.