Sentence examples for embryonic field from inspiring English sources
O'Donaghue protested that certification was premature for such an embryonic field.
In addition, the academy created an office of artificial intelligence within the computer science department to develop academic strength in what was then an embryonic field.
As a speculative venture in an embryonic field, it has little access to capital markets, traditional bank loans or federal grants.
The overall objective of this program is to establish a solid theoretical foundation in this embryonic field and, from this work, to devise practical methods for business and industry to improve data quality.
While all three systems are based on different signaling proteins (i.e. BMPs in the limb, SHH in the lung, and GDNF in the ureter) they may all exploit the same mechanism to pattern an embryonic field in that these proteins are all multimers that interact with their receptors in a way that induces receptor expression.
Research that targets STEM integration is an embryonic field with respect to advancing curriculum development and various student outcomes.
The finding that the murine node operates in an avian wing bud suggests that the same inducing agent(s) function in both primary and secondary embryonic fields and have been conserved during vertebrate evolution.
The known restrictions in vertebrates may thus not be a background subdivision of embryonic fields, but might instead largely correlate with strategies to allocate cells fated to different anatomical structures.
Drosophila compartmental organization is a background subdivision of embryonic fields that serves to establish positional references in the primordium but is not necessarily related to anatomical boundaries in the organism.
This embryonic research field has been promoted by far sighted enterprises, government agencies and academics, the basic premise being that for far too long we have concentrated on the study and practice of physical and aesthetic innovation: designed to add value through maintaining end product leadership.
This assumption is problematic, as the impact of competition on healthcare has yet to be clarified, even with regard to service provision, which is where this embryonic research field has focused to date.
