Sentence examples for fed the right from inspiring English sources

Freed from the constraints of the petri dish, and fed the right combination of signalling molecules, the embryoid body-like aggregates go through the motions of development.

It is not enough.In this section The hungry and forgotten Chubby little emperors ReprintsEven where children get the calories they need as most do in rural China they are not being fed the right things.

About 10 years ago, Sasai and his colleagues developed a method for growing embryonic stem cells in three-dimensional suspension, and found that cells grown in this way can, when fed the right combination of signalling molecules, go through the motions of development and organize themselves to form complex tissues such as eyes, glands and bits of brain.

You fed the right one". But while Connelly indulges Bosch's ruminations about the old traumas that fuel his obsessive work habits ("A police shrink had once told Bosch that he was doomed to solve his own mother's murder over and over again"), the author uses his hero's personal history to drive the story, instead of swallowing it whole.

Children are fed the right food – in quantity and quality – and mother's milk after six months of age with safe and hygienic feeding practices to ensure optimal growth and development.

Mr Almond not only sincerely proposes a conspiracy to marginalise certain conservative voices, but also feeds the right's fertile lie that talk radio and Fox News don't count as "mainstream" media!

Thirty years ago, we couldn't do this: we knew we were feeding one hundred people, but we didn't know if we were feeding the right people, or whether to feed them more.

I hope this tapping round will help you feed the right one.

Birds like the puffin find themselves in warmer waters, unable to feed the right sized fish to their chicks.

Therefore Rauch's plan to add reintegrate wage labor into charitable food distribution is a novel solution to the problem of feeding the right hungry people for pennies on the dollar.

Therefore, Rauch's plan to reintegrate wage labor into charitable food distribution is a novel solution to the problem of feeding the right hungry people for pennies on the dollar.