Sentence examples for embryonic innovation from inspiring English sources
Would the UK's embryonic innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board, get a further boost as part of a more active industrial policy?
But even with this optimism, many of the cutting-edge innovations in embryonic stem-cell research are coming from projects that are not funded by the U.S. government and that fall outside the NIH guidelines, leaving many federally funded researchers watching from the sidelines--and waiting.
Nevertheless, the principle of comparing clearly defined newly occurring morphological features in development (events) in quantifying analyses was a key innovation for comparative embryonic research.
These observations suggest that early germ line restriction is an innovation of rodents that develop extra-embryonic tissues (such as ExE) producing germ line-inducing signals.
Under this view, the conservation or modification of cis-regulatory elements controlling genes that exert primary roles during embryonic development can help to explain how vertebrate innovations have been acquired.
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.
Brickell (financial and legal services), Design District and Wynwood (creative arts & embryonic tech hub), and UM, FIU and MDC (education) all capture the community's vibrancy and innovation.
With online video hosting still in a rather embryonic phase, it's only natural for Adobe Systems to lead innovation in the space by making it possible for users to upload and share motion pictures with friends and family online.
Moreover, the high priority which society places on the future therapeutic value and scientific innovation embodied by stem cells is evident in the massive amount of NIH grants distributed for embryonic and non-embryonic stem cell research in 2012 alone [ 4].
