Sentence examples for in the same stem from inspiring English sources

Students from underrepresented groups, including female, report different experiences than majority students, even in the same STEM classes (Atman et al. 2010; National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2016).

Interestingly, miRNAs 3 and 4 have homology to complementary sequences in the same stem loop of MIR169a (Figure 3).

In contrast, culturing cell lines representing the alveolar subtype of RMS in the same stem cell medium leads to formation of spheres which surprisingly were not tumorigenic after injection into immunosuppressed mice (data not shown).

Three of the candidates (ID #26/27, 38/39 and 50/51) are found in the same stem loop, making it likely that they are mature and '*' strands of premicroRNAs.

Most cases of structural compensation involve a WC interaction in the double helix of the stem structure; however, in some instances the loss of thermostability in one WC pair can be compensated by the increase of thermostability in another pair in the same stem.

Moreover, Ta-miR007-5p Ta-miR007-5p Ta-miR007-5po locandd Ta-miR007-3p Ta-miR007-3p Ta-miR007-3p weret EST (GB#: CJ832040).

We were interested to learn that Ta-miR034-3p Ta-miR034-3p Ta-miR034-3plogous to complementand Ta-miR034-5p Ta-miR034-5p Ta-miR034-5p

Osa-miR159a.2 should not be a unique case and there should be other examples in plants of genes encoding two or more functional miRNAs located in the same stem-loop region.

Distal cortical hypertrophy and proximal resorption are consequences of stress transfer; the frequencies are in accordance with previously reported remodeling around the same stem in primary arthroplasty at 5 years postoperatively (Bodén et al. 2006a).

In addition, words with the same stem usually have a similar meaning; for example, transporter, transporting, and transported have the same stem "transport".

Subsidence and retroversion of the Spectron EF stem in this study might be interpreted as being slightly higher than in other studies of the same stem (Digas et al. 2005, Olofsson et al. 2006).