Sentence examples for basis of the stem from inspiring English sources

From the known symptoms of the two viruses, we could rank the combinations following the predicted intensity of competition exerted by the peripheric plants, as shown in figure 2. 12 dpi, the infection status of the plants was checked and the aerial parts of all the plants (focal and peripheric) were collected, measured (from the basis of the stem to the apex) and weighted to the nearest 10 mg.

Before inoculation, the aerial part of each plant was measured (from the basis of the stem to the apex) with a precision of 0.5 cm.

This uses multidimensional scaling to place the template loop (selected from a database of protein structures on the basis of the stem distance similarity) followed by ranking on the basis of the DFIRE energy function (Zhou and Zhou, 2002).

Short stems segments (20 mm) were sampled at 5 cm of the basis of the stem of 5 plants per N treatment, fixed at FAA 50 buffer (Formaldehyde, Acetic Acid, Ethanol 50% - 1 1 18 v/v) for 48 h and transferred to ethanol 70% until the histological analyses.

Well-characterized mouse models of AML (AML) have been used to explore the molecular basis for the stem cell-like behavior of sub-populations of leukemia cells [ 48].

56 It has been suggested that heterogeneity could be a driving force in cancer progression and is a fundamental basis of the cancer stem cells (CSC) concept.

During their testimony, Wadhwa and Arora each argued strongly for raising the percentage of foreign immigrants admitted to the United States on the basis of their STEM skills, at the expense of immigrants admitted via family reunification policies or the diversity lottery.

In the stomach, duodenum and colon, cells at the basis of the crypts – where stem cells are likely to reside – expressed CD133 at their apical/endoluminal surface.

On the basis of the hypothesis that stem cells might be able to grow in anchorage-independent conditions, we developed a novel culture system for human mammary epithelial stem and progenitor cells.

Some experts have judged this risk to be low on the basis of the following assumptions stemming from historical data: (i) only virus subtypes H1, H2, and H3 cause pandemics; (ii) influenza viruses do not cause pandemics without reassortment ("genetic mixing") of human and animal viruses; and (iii) pigs are required as an intermediate host to yield pandemic viruses (1).

Definition of the cleavage plane by correct spindle pole positioning and close surveillance of this process by the SAC are the basis of asymmetric stem cell division and differentiation.