Sentence examples for embryonic back from inspiring English sources

I walk round the embryonic back of the pieta.

Visceral defects may occur due to disturbed development of the embryonic back.

Similar results were reported for different sprouting assays, including human umbilical endothelial cells, mouse retina and mouse embryonic back vessels (Pelton et al., 2014).

Similar lesions have been found in other bovine syndromes with widespread disturbed segmentation of the embryonic back such as the brachyspina syndrome [ 22], but such abnormalities seem also to be rather frequent in cases with spinal lesions restricted to the coccygeal vertebrae, i.e. the caudo-recto-urogenital syndrome [ 23].

Others are raising investment funds or backing embryonic companies with their own money as so-called angel investors.

Despite the controversy, a Gallup Poll released in March found that 4 in 10 American Catholics believed that abortion was "morally acceptable" and 63% backed embryonic stem-cell research.

Some scientists regard such a requirement as impractical, arguing that researchers should learn how to reprogram an adult cell's nucleus back to embryonic state without the use of human eggs.

The Japanese biologist Shinya Yamanaka showed that with a mere four of these factors, which he cleverly guessed, he could force an ordinary cell to walk back to embryonic state.

The Democratic leader of the Senate today declared himself "very uncomfortable" with human cloning even for research purposes as he struggled to turn the debate over science and politics back to embryonic stem cell research, which he and many other Democrats support.

A17 Misgivings Over Cloning The Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, said he was "very uncomfortable" with human cloning even for research purposes as he sought to turn the debate back to embryonic stem cell research, which he and many other Democrats support.

Malcolm may have had the embryonic plan in mind back in 1987, when he cruised up the Amazon River on his yacht, the Highlander, with a group that included Christopher Buckley, son of his friend William F. The younger Buckley, already well known as an author, commentator, and political satirist, apparently cut la bella figura during what turned out to be an extended, jungly job interview.