Sentence examples for immature state from inspiring English sources

The young, born in an extremely immature state, transfer to the pouch in which gestation may be said to continue.

When the gene is damaged or only partially present, developing white blood cells can become trapped in an immature state and turn cancerous.

In many of these cases, regeneration begins when the mature cells at the site of a wound start to revert to an immature state.

The visit "underscores what experts say is the relatively immature state of philanthropy in China," we hear from the Associated Press.

In the polychaetes, sexes are usually separate but cannot be distinguished in the immature state until gametes (eggs and sperm) appear.

Hong Liang, an economist at Goldman Sachs, argues that the high ratio of credit to GDP in China partly reflects the immature state of the country's securities markets.

Dr. Rupnick, who is trained as a cardiologist, imagines that one day perhaps blood vessels in organs like the heart might be coaxed back into their immature state and made to heal themselves.

Several findings suggest that osteoarthritic chondrocytes remain in an immature state expressing stemness-associated cell surface markers.

G-CSF could not only recruit MDSC into inflamed colon tissues but also maintained their immature state, promoted their proliferation and anti-apoptosis abilities.

Despite the fragmented and immature state of the OTC market, standards act as 'market-making' intermediaries and contribute to the quality and transparency of the OTC market.

The results show that the OTC market is still in an immature state, despite the development of standards and registries that have been an essential advancement of the market's integrity.