proliferation
çoğalma
definition
noun
a continuing threat of nuclear proliferation
rapid increase in numbers.
translation of 'proliferation'
noun
çabuk çoğalma,
tomurcuktan üreme,
üreme,
çoğalma
example
we attempted to measure cell 'proliferation'
In vitro experiments on cell 'proliferation' , membrane properties, and ion channels are difficult to extrapolate to humans.
As usual, there was a 'proliferation' of cameras, and the night seemed to be lived through a lens.
Target genes in this class may normally affect early germ cell 'proliferation' or survival.
As with the increasing 'proliferation' of mobile phones, we now have an emerging doctrine of iPod etiquette.
The capillary grows by degradation of the extracellular matrix and 'proliferation' of cells at the tip of the sprout.
Thus, both may act to suppress the wing phenotype by influencing cell growth and 'proliferation' .
We are most interested in identifying genes that restrict cell growth and cell 'proliferation' .
we attempted to measure cell 'proliferation'
There we find regimes concerned about the poor and a 'proliferation' of single-parent families.
This muteness increases the sense of 'proliferation' in his art.
The threat of nuclear 'proliferation' will abate as dangerous stockpiles of atomic weapons are quickly used up.
The results suggested that reactivation of the silenced transgene occurs with cell 'proliferation' .
Each of these five factors will become increasingly important as Internet 'proliferation' continues in Russia.
Our findings demonstrate increased tumor 'proliferation' at the leading-edge and lepidic regions of tumors.
These genes may lead to uncontrolled cell growth and tumor 'proliferation' .
Treaties covering nuclear 'proliferation' and nuclear testing helped to reinforce the feeling that the immediate danger of nuclear war was fading away.
Previous reports suggest that cystic fibrosis airway epithelia may respond to injury by increasing 'proliferation' .
The primary US interest is in checking nuclear 'proliferation' .
Oxygen plays a role in enzymatic and cellular metabolic reactions necessary for cell growth and 'proliferation' .
He wants to stop nuclear proliferation with more nuclear 'proliferation' .
Today, Indian consumers have gone from little choice to a 'proliferation' of offerings in just a decade.
One of the characteristic effects of metal poisoning, observable at an early stage, is a reduction in cell 'proliferation' and growth.
stress levels are high, forcing upon them a 'proliferation' of ailments
Multicellular organisms grow through both 'proliferation' and growth of their individual cells.
The tumor cells showed no 'proliferation' beyond the cyst wall.
the 'proliferation' of nuclear arms
There is a 'proliferation' of religious discourses centering on spirits, spirit possession, and witchcraft.
With the Protestants, it manifests itself in a 'proliferation' of denominations.
a continuing threat of nuclear 'proliferation'
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