Sentence examples for wave proliferation from inspiring English sources

It also revealed a unique transverse wave proliferation mechanism which can explain the further evolution of the transverse waves.

They have warned that the region may be poised for a wave of proliferation.

It could also trigger a wave of proliferation across the region and beyond as other countries hedge their bets.

We think this final wave of proliferation will happen because this same option-buying strategy is what was employed by the most successful of the micro VCs in the first place.

In a schematised lobule, the model shows that CCl4 initially induced cell death of a pericentral ring of hepatocytes, followed by a wave of proliferation that starts in the surviving hepatocytes next to the inner ring of dead cells and continues to the peripheral hepatocytes, finally restoring the characteristic micro-architecture of the lobule in a 7-day process.

At the time, this wave of proliferation threatened nuclear chaos as dozens of nations -- large and small, stable and unstable -- moved to arm themselves with atomic bombs.

Scratching MDCK cell monolayers (thus releasing stress in the epithelium) causes a wave of proliferation that contributes to wound healing.

Accordingly, significant remodelling of the CNS occurs during larval and pupal development and a vast number of additional cells are generated during a second wave of proliferation.

These results suggest that a tightly regulated, sharp developmental transition begins at ∼20 hr post-transformation, when the first wave of proliferation starts.

We propose, therefore, that an alternative, adhesion- and TCF/Lef-transactivator-independent function of β-catenin regulates one or multiple factors responsible for the induction of a second wave of proliferation in DRG.

Waves of proliferation were widely anticipated following India's "peaceful" nuclear explosion in 1974; the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991; the Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests in 1998; and, most recently, North Korea's defection from the Non-Proliferation Treaty.