Sentence examples for blast stage from inspiring English sources

Some in vitro fertilization clinics have backed away from the practice of blastocyst transfer, because for some women, especially older ones, embryos that might lead to a successful pregnancy in the womb are unable to make it to the blast stage in a lab dish.

While TGICL utilizes Cap3, due to its initial Blast stage, it gives very different results.

Although the frequency and size of the copy number aberrations varied greatly, samples from both accelerated and blast stage CML showed substantially larger numbers of genome imbalances than chronic phase.

Our bioinformatics strategy, using a second BLAST stage to detect these cases worked well overall, but a number of such cases did escape the initial automated analysis, and have been corrected by manual merging of alignments.

They were not automatically selected by our initial profile-profile procedure because their HMM profile was built from a too limited number of sequences (less than 5 homologous sequences in the nr database retrieved at the PSI-Blast stage).

He sang this to fifteen hundred fans, under the red lights, by a blast of stage fog.

The last thing he saw before heading to the mike and a blast of stage lights was a sign taped to the top step that read "Barcelona".

As the T20 Blast Group stage concludes (after 14 matches – don't ask), gnarled Aussie pro Michael Klinger sits on top of the runs charts with 530 for Gloucestershire with his team-mate, the unheralded Ian Cockbain, second on 499.

He and his 4 bandmates were all dressed in colorful middle eastern garb, and it was quite obvious they were having an absolute blast on stage.

Support evidence for this hypothesis includes that 1) overexpression of OAZ in the neuroblastoma cells leads to enhanced differentiation [ 33], and 2) suppression of OAZ expression reduces cell growth and contributes to the blast crisis stage in chronic myelogenous leukemia mouse model as the result of the differentiation block [ 34].

The blast was staged on the eve of the ending of the Soviet Union's unilaterally declared moratorium.