proliferation
বর্ধন
definition
noun
a continuing threat of nuclear proliferation
rapid increase in numbers.
example
In vitro experiments on cell 'proliferation' , membrane properties, and ion channels are difficult to extrapolate to humans.
Cellular immune responses in higher eukaryotes entail specific acts of cell 'proliferation' and differentiation.
The drug trade is also frequently implicated and is held responsible for the increasing 'proliferation' of guns throughout society.
Nuclear weapons safety and 'proliferation' are expected to top the agenda.
The failure of the conference makes nuclear 'proliferation' more likely and nuclear disarmament a waning hope.
a continuing threat of nuclear 'proliferation'
stress levels are high, forcing upon them a 'proliferation' of ailments
Cell walls play a critical role in the mechanisms for growth, cell 'proliferation' and differentiation.
Target genes in this class may normally affect early germ cell 'proliferation' or survival.
we attempted to measure cell 'proliferation'
These results invalidate the current concept of cell 'proliferation' and offer a unified view of tumor development.
there's a 'proliferation' of pubs there
Smith said both resorts suffered from a 'proliferation' of poor quality housing, especially old guesthouses filled by the homeless.
The most distal cells undergo mitotic 'proliferation' and serve as a stem-cell population.
Apoptosis is a ubiquitous process by which multicellular organisms are able to maintain a balance between cell 'proliferation' and death.
There we find regimes concerned about the poor and a 'proliferation' of single-parent families.
The tumor cells showed no 'proliferation' beyond the cyst wall.
the 'proliferation' of nuclear arms
We have a 'proliferation' of information, and we have a dearth of resources to help process and assess that information.
As with the increasing 'proliferation' of mobile phones, we now have an emerging doctrine of iPod etiquette.
With the Protestants, it manifests itself in a 'proliferation' of denominations.
We are most interested in identifying genes that restrict cell growth and cell 'proliferation' .
He wants to stop nuclear proliferation with more nuclear 'proliferation' .
Our findings demonstrate increased tumor 'proliferation' at the leading-edge and lepidic regions of tumors.
Oxygen plays a role in enzymatic and cellular metabolic reactions necessary for cell growth and 'proliferation' .
Today, Indian consumers have gone from little choice to a 'proliferation' of offerings in just a decade.
The risks to be managed are mainly those of nuclear 'proliferation' .
The increased numbers of alveolar macrophages in the smokers resulted only in part from increased 'proliferation' .
Would the second nuclear age be characterized by a rapid or slow 'proliferation' of new overt nuclear weapon capabilities?
The primary US interest is in checking nuclear 'proliferation' .
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