Sentence examples for which started to develop from inspiring English sources

Our laboratory settled the NG97 cell line derived from a human astrocytoma grade III, which started to develop and express important phenotypical characteristics of an astrocytoma grade IV after injection in the flank of nude mice.

Two mice were excluded from the final analysis: one from Group I, which failed to develop a tumor, and one from Group II, which started to develop an aggressive tumor just 9 days after the first treatment with 3αHP (about 5 to 6 weeks before the onset of any other tumor).

The equatorial anomaly is primarily a daytime structure which starts to develop after sunrise and reaches a maximum at around 14 00 local time (LT).

Those toothy remnants still appear in modern fin whale fetuses, which start to develop teeth in the womb that are later reabsorbed before the enamel actually forms.

The vaccine protects against the flu virus by establishing "memory" cells, which start to develop two to three weeks after you are vaccinated.

From a developmental point of view, purinergic signalling in Kölliker's organ may provide a sophisticated mechanism central to the tonotopic organisation of the cochlea which starts to develop in the absence of sound.

The two develop a friendship, which starts to grow deeper in the episode "Delete" when Lana offers to rent Adam the apartment above the coffee shop.

Although a progressive increase in tumour volume (Figure 7B) was observed in the control groups, a 4 Gy irradiation during five consecutive days stabilized the development of the tumour up to 5 weeks which then started to develop again.

Up next for Mr. Dixon and his other partners: Bawah Islands, a chain of five tiny, uninhabited islands 150 nautical miles northeast of Singapore, which they started to develop early this year.

Yet, as Kristjánsdóttir (2006) argues, up until 1993, when a center-left government took office for the first time in 11 years, mother-tongue instruction met strong resistance from within the Ministry of Education, which never started to develop pedagogical guidelines.

No commercial vaccine exists to prevent this parasitic disease and the treatment relies on two drugs, albendazole and praziquantel, to which T. solium has started to develop resistance [ 11, 12].