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Advanced Cell has said it plans to clone patients' cells to make embryos from which to obtain stem cells.

He allowed it little initiative but used it as a reservoir from which to obtain capable administrators.

The three moments of an isotopically substituted molecule are then derived from its microwave spectrum and, since they depend on the same set of molecular parameters, provide three additional pieces of data from which to obtain the eight bond parameters.

The area is drained principally by the Missouri and Mississippi rivers; the valleys of this watershed are the most reliable sites from which to obtain fresh water, wood, and most plant foods.

Because of economic pressures and industry consolidation in the print media industry, many parts of the country have poor or sometimes no resources from which to obtain important local news.

But others note that since there is a limit to how often myosatellite cells can reproduce, Dr. Post's cultured meat will never be completely animal-free; he will always need a supply of muscle tissue from which to obtain new cells.

As such, the government sought from this court a subpoena by which to obtain the identities of all of our contributors.

Details and impressions were discussed between the researchers after the initial data collection occasions, concerning, e.g., the appropriate (physical) location from which to visually obtain the most information before and after the person with dementia took his/her outdoor walk.

The aims of this study were to determine if sufficient high-quality mRNA could be obtained from both needle core and open biopsy OS samples from which to generate cDNA probes to obtain array data.

While the Sartorius cohort represents a unique group from which to examine important factors related to obtaining NAF, the data do have some limitations.

Voice-activated audiotape recordings of spontaneous thoughts, and actigraphic data from which to estimate sleep parameters, were obtained over three consecutive nights from 21 participants (63 subject nights).