Sentence examples for having a stem from inspiring English sources

For male teachers, having a STEM background was associated with stronger gender-related beliefs regarding aptitude for science.

Charities in the UK also welcomed the findings but warned that people with MS who might think of having a stem cell transplant should speak to their doctor.

This suggests that if the ability of intending STEM major peers increases by one standard deviation, the student's likelihood of having a STEM "final major" drops 13 percentage points if the student's own math SAT is 550, but only 11 points if the student's own math SAT is 650.

Hygrophorus variicolor is very similar in overall appearance, differing only in having a stem made slimy by a gelatinous partial veil.

A. regalis differs from it in being larger, with a liver-brown cap bearing numerous scabs, and in having a stem which is yellow-ochre at the base, with patches or rings of patches.

At the end of the event, the students enjoyed pizza while Nichole Reynolds from the MHC Admissions Office talked about going to college; and Renae Brodie, a biology professor at MHC, shared her thoughts and experiences about having a STEM career.

HR: I’d just come from lunch with Laura Ziskin, who’d been having a stem-cell treatment.

This processing results in the formation of a second precursor, called pre-miR, of ~70 nucleotides having a stem-loop structure with imperfect base pairings.

In this respect, CSCs would be expected to have a stem cell-like phenotype (generally referred to as "stemness").

I had a stem cell transplant seven years ago.

It has a stem, made from a real tree stump, and a leaf.