Sentence examples for cell will have from inspiring English sources
(A little will be human, for the skin cell will have brought some with it. Hence the term "cybrid" — for cytoplasmic hybrid).
Dr Venter calculates that once JCVI-syn1.0 has undergone 30 divisions, all trace of the original cell will have disappeared.
Industry experts reckon that the fuel cell will have a commercial future starting from the moment it gets the cost per kilowatt down under $200.
In practice, each node (source, relay) in each cell will have an individual power constraint.
In practice, each node (BS, RS) in each cell will have an individual power constraint.
Therefore, each cell will have an up-to-date channel state table at all times.
The company or state or country that discovers how to convert cells in the body to stem cells will have the Midas touch".
Males with a defective MECP2 gene mostly die before birth, whereas in affected women half the cells will have a good copy, half a bad one.
Yet any culture nutritious enough to feed stem cells will have the same effect on bacteria or fungi — both of which grow much more rapidly.
However, it is possible that such cells will have scattered as soon as they learned of Mr Mohammed's arrest.
And how we resolve the ethical conversations we're in the midst of having over stem cells will have a lot to say about whether we'll have a chance of reaching that future at all.
