Sentence examples for before they can develop from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Researchers must go back to the drawing board before they can develop an effective vaccine against H.I.V., AIDS experts said at a scientific meeting on Tuesday.

And that pseudo-scientific argument that an embryo is a person because it contains the DNA of a potential person is true of any human cell, and certainly true of the countless fertilized eggs that, in the natural course of reproduction, are destroyed before they can develop.

And that pseudo-scientific argument — that an embryo is a person because it contains the DNA of a potential person — is true of any human cell, and certainly true of the countless fertilized eggs that, in the natural course of reproduction, are destroyed before they can develop.

In mice, "knocking out" genes is a popular method, but many knockouts kill mouse embryos before they can develop.

As a result, their cells might destroy the rotaviruses in the vaccine before they can develop immunity.

Women need to be men's economic equals before they can develop truly human moral virtue, a perfect blend of pride and humility: namely, self-respect.

In 2015, where burgeoning subcultures are crushed by over-exposure online before they can really develop into something tangible, FVK fans have managed to create a subculture entirely their own with the help of the internet.

Fully autonomous weapons, already denounced as "killer robots", should be banned by international treaty before they can be developed, a new report urges the United Nations.

AMPs with anticancer activities, including plant-derived peptides, show many therapeutic challenges that must be considered before they can be developed commercially.

By contrast, PHEMA sponges used to construct the porous skirt material in the Chirila KPro require improvements in biocompatibility [78 80], to prevent calcification and proangiogenic effects before they can be developed into a viable substrate for LEC.

Children whose hearing loss occurred before they developed language can develop coping skills such as lip reading, but they do not have the benefit of hearing normally while learning to speak.