Sentence examples for embryonic efforts from inspiring English sources

If it's too early to pronounce these embryonic efforts at financial reform a failure, it's hard to muster great hope.

In the end, it probably won't make much difference in the media industry's embryonic efforts to make money from online video, which are shifting to advertising-supported streaming video.

In Saudi Arabia, an embryonic effort to introduce popular representation is underway, fraught with multiple signals and actions from the royal family and religious authorities.

"It's not an embryonic effort or a historical piece; it is a mature, utterly fresh and up-to-date work in which you can already see his vision of the tragedy of the human adventure".

In addition to generating new insights for stem cell biology and embryonic development, this effort opens up unlimited opportunities for innovations in stem cell-based applications.

Most police efforts are embryonic.

Only two weeks ago, Egyptian, Saudi and other international representatives gathered in Annapolis, Md., to support him and the embryonic Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.

Importantly, a coordinated effort to phenotype embryonic lethals will build upon existing international efforts that have been established through the work of the IKMC and IMPC.

That effort remains embryonic.

Before the announcement, using private sources of money, scientists at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Wisconsin took embryonic cells and with painstaking effort grew stem cells from them in the laboratory.

To study essential maternal gene requirements in the early C. elegans embryo, we have screened for temperature-sensitive, embryonic lethal mutations in an effort to bypass essential zygotic requirements for such genes during larval and adult germline development.