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But you should think of it as a tropical depression that could develop into a major storm that blows away the Democrats' chances of winning the White House next year.

Living cells of the northern white rhino have been cryopreserved by the San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research and could, in theory, be converted to stem cells that could develop into sperm and eggs to be combined by IVF and the embryo implanted into a surrogate.

Although their meaning is not yet clear, certain authors believe that SCOUT are extremely early precursor lesions that could develop into other types of preinvasive lesions: p53 signature and then STIL and STIC.

Mr. Papoulias told party leaders on Tuesday that nearly $900 million had been pulled from Greek banks since the May 6 elections, and that the Greek central bank had warned of "a great fear that could develop into a panic".

Those products include nonhuman mammals and human embryos in the very early stage of development, when they consist of stem cells that could develop into any sort of human tissue.

-- and a show that could develop into NBC's best comedy since "Will and Grace".

It appears to act on immature cells that could develop into either fat cells or muscle cells.

The president, Karolos Papoulias, warned this week of "fear that could develop into panic" as Greek banks were drained of deposits.

Despite many positive findings, the GTC says decisive action is needed to tackle problems that could develop into big recruitment or retention headaches.

Studies of broadly neutralizing antibodies from the VRC01-class provide insight into progenitor B cell receptors (BCRs) that could develop into this class of antibodies.

But in choosing random waves to simulate, Sapsis says, engineers may miss other less obvious scenarios, such as combinations of medium-sized waves, or a wave with a certain slope that could develop into a damaging extreme event.