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Mesenchymal stem cells derived from human umbilical cord Wharton's jelly (hWJMSCs) became prospective seed cell candidate for tissue engineering and cell-based therapy because of its variety source, easy procurement, robust proliferation, and high purity compared with bone marrow- and adipose-derived MSCs.

Clinico-pathologic information was acquired initially retrospectively, and became prospective in 2006.

"Eventually it will become prospective," Koolhaas said.

Taut mooring systems have become prospective alternatives for the station keeping of offshore floating facilities in deep water.

He said Mr. Page became a "prospective member" of the Hammerskins in 2011, meaning he was in a probationary period of six months to a year.

Simon Danczuk became the prospective parliamentary candidate for Labour in 2007, after a pretty ugly process that Karen describes in mild terms: "I wouldn't say he was parachuted in – it was a tough fight.

Hence, in 1993, the Program for Specialized Medicaments (SM) became a prospective solution to this problem.

"We've got to become the most interesting party as we look to become a prospective government".

Currently a student at Westminster University, Middleton beat much more experienced candidates – including a professor in international law – to become the prospective parliamentary candidate for the 2015 election.

Too fast an epidemic, and a vaccine may become untestable (prospective trial subjects are already exposed and therefore immune, obviating the need for a vaccine).

If Ms Furse is successful with her baby-step strategy in bulking up the exchange, the LSE might again become the prospective leading partner in any European merger.