Sentence examples for changed stem from inspiring English sources

More recently, the introduction of plerixafor, a CXCR4 antagonist, has radically changed stem cell mobilization, considerably reducing the rate of mobilization failures when used in conjunction with G-CSF.

Due to the different shape and the changed stem axis, EBRA-FCA was validated for the short-stem implant.

Often, as total cell number changes, stem cell number changes proportionally in a phenomenon called "stem cell scaling".

On "Fox News Sunday," John Podesta, a co-chair of Mr. Obama's transition team, said that Mr. Obama might consider using his executive authority to change stem cell and oil-drilling policies without waiting for congressional action.

The Congressional effort would change STEM to STEAM--but don't bet on it.

Most politicians seem unwilling to change STEM to STEAM or correct the mistakes of No Child Left Behind.

The term innovation derives from the Latin word innovatus, which is the noun form of innovare "to renew or change," stemming from in into" + novus—"new".

This flexibility and redundancy makes them resilient to change stemming from option exercising if uncertainties resolve favourably in the future.

The scientists started with human skin cells, which they chemically changed into stem cells.

The iPS cells can be scientifically changed into stem cells to repair ailments like memory loss.

Twelve hours later, medium was changed with stem cell maintaining medium and kept in culture.