Sentence examples for embryo being from inspiring English sources
"embryo being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe the development or existence of something in its early stages. Example: The artist's style is still in its embryo being, but shows great potential for growth and refinement.
"If tests are carried out digitally, without an actual embryo being created, then this kind of testing wouldn't be classed as embryo testing under the terms of the HFE Act 1990 (as amended), and wouldn't be regulated as embryo testing by the HFEA.
When the AECS shrinking embryos were taken out of the alginate beads on Day 18 and cultured in the normal culture system, 9.09% of them attached to the bottoms of the plastic wells and grew rapidly, with the largest area of an attached embryo being 66.00 mm2 on Day 32.
When this news appeared in the press last month, Georgetown began its own inquiry to determine whether Hughes's work violated the university's policy of not supporting studies that could lead to an embryo being discarded.
This germination behaviour is indicative of physiological dormancy with immaturity of the embryo being a likely cause (Baskin and Baskin 1998).
The endosperm functions to provide nutritive support to the developing embryo, and for crosstalk between maternal tissue and the embryo, being a critical determinant of successful embryo development [ 37].
This is a result of the embryo being inside spherical membranes and positioned flat upon a spherical surface subsequently maintained through processing by the cross-linking of proteins in the fixed embryo.
The embryo is already maternal.
"Only one embryo is normal".
The embryo is transferred two days later.
The embryo is destroyed in the process.
"This embryo is alive," Mr. Brownback said.
