Sentence examples for cell task from inspiring English sources

Last January, he met with James Battey, the N.I.H.'s Stem Cell Task Force head, and the agency's boss, Elias Zerhouni.

Dr. James Battey, chairman of a stem cell task force at the National Institutes of Health, said that researchers supported by the institutes should not undertake such experiments until there had been further ethical review and opinion sounding.

Dr. Brivanlou invited eight other experts and, as observers, two editors of scientific journals and Dr. James F. Battey Jr., director of the National Institute of Deafness and chairman of the stem cell task force of the National Institutes of Health.

Dr. James Battey, head of the stem cell task force at the National Institutes of Health, said that it was not immediately clear if the new method would be compatible with the Congressional restriction, since removal of a blastomere subjected the embryo to some risk, but that embryos on which the genetic test was performed seemed to be as healthy as other babies born by in vitro fertilization.

It's "a lot of work," says Story Landis, director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and head of NIH's stem cell task force.

NIH asked for comments on how to implement President Barack Obama's March 2009 executive order expanding hESC research, not whether to fund hESC research, according to a declaration from Story Landis, chair of NIH's stem cell task force.

The experimental nature of the ITER Tokamak dictates that Hot Cell tasks will be complex in nature and will evolve over the lifetime of the project.

James Battey, the vice-chairman of the stem-cell task force at the N.I.H., says that the issues surrounding stem-cell research were far more nuanced and difficult than the Bush-era political argument made them seem.

Finally, the 4×4 cells task is run for 200 instead of 100 generations.

That's right: measles replicates inside the very cells tasked with its destruction.

In my own case, it seems evident that the part of the brain that collects and collates facts about progressive rock bands of the 1970s and second world war combat aircraft is somewhere near the bundle of brain cells tasked with remembering people's names at parties.