Sentence examples for which proliferated from inspiring English sources

But he was also drawn to black sitcoms, which proliferated after the success of "Cosby".

Such special districts, which proliferated in the years after school desegregation, were declared illegal in 1982.

The creation of special districts, which proliferated in Tennessee after school integration, was banned in 1982.

Idiotype-specific lymphocytes, which proliferated in response to native 38C-Id, were observed in all immune animals.

In conclusion, degradable microbeads released hUCMSC which proliferated, differentiated and synthesized minerals inside the macroporous CPC.

In theory, these funds, which proliferated after a regulatory change in 1997, provide protection during market declines.

The etiology of FCM is not totally clear: Estrogens and progestins in combination with latent hyperprolactinemia are the most commonly accused hormones which cause proliferation of mammary gland epithelia and connective tissue and which results in enlargement of ducts into cysts and proliferated connective tissue cause the nods [32].

Data concerning the increased stiffness of proliferated cells, which are also characterised by an increase in protein content forming cortical cytoskeleton, also demonstrates this.

The infected macrophages lyse and release the proliferated amastigotes, which infect circulating and tissue macrophages with the localization of the parasites and pathology dependent on the Leishmania species and perhaps host factors.

The nodules were composed of proliferated and enlarged type II pneumocytes which had abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm and vesicular nuclei with prominent nucleoli and occasional eosinophilic inclusions.

Our study shows that the genus Trichoderma/Hypocrea has a proliferated arsenal of class II hydrophobins which arose by birth-and-death evolution followed by purifying selection.