Sentence examples for extent of stem from inspiring English sources
The response extent of N, P and K major elements to fertilizer application was larger than microelement of Cu, Zn, Fe, and Mn; the response extent of stem and leaf was larger than seed; the response to NPK fertilizer treatment was bigger than NP, NK and PK.
However, the extent of stem cell expansion and the resulting regeneration following injury is modest.
There is an increase in the numbers of neural precursors in the SVZ (subventricular zone) after moderate ischaemic injuries, but the extent of stem cell expansion and the resultant cell regeneration is modest.
Our goal was to determine the extent of stem-cell gene expression not only of the CD molecules but also of all others in cancer, and to see how this gene expression was correlated with tumor biology.
In addition, the exact timing and extent of endogeneous stem cell expansion and differentiation are still unsettled.
PE wear causes osteolysis and loosening of the cup, and to a lesser extent of the stem, which was shown for the MSS Co (Clauss et al. 2009).
Additionally, the maximum lateral (radial) extent of a root system (d stem max) may be estimated using empirical relationships such as proposed by Roering et al. (2003) and Ammer and Wagner (2005) with the form {d}_{mathrm{stem}kern0.5em max }=delta kern0.5em mathrm{D}mathrm{B}mathrm{H} (2).
The extent of the charges stem from the knowledge of many neighbors that a young Jewish man had been held for ransom and tortured, the police said.
To what extent the proximate course of stem cell fate might be conditioned by marked feeder cell contaminations during early EB development remains to be elucidated.
However, it remained unclear to what extent the proliferative potential of stem cells is a prerequisite to maintain their undifferentiated state and thereby their capacity to self-renew.
The dramatic extent of the disruption stemmed from the "zero ash tolerance" guideline followed by decision-makers at the time of the Eyjafjallajökull eruption.
