Sentence examples for is a progenitor from inspiring English sources
McCall is a progenitor of what today is called "steam punk," the retro-styling of current high technology (like making computers look Victorian) as both critical commentary and expression of weariness of the new.
Our assay cannot distinguish between whether the host fusion target is a progenitor or if it is a cell actively engaged in the cell cycle.
These stress 'survival' strategies also suggest that the bacteria might have been present over a long period of time in the rhizosphere of the plant which is a progenitor of modern barley.
Second, luminal and basal cell-types from MMTV-Wnt1 tumors share common genetic changes suggesting that the cell-type transformed by Wnt1 is a progenitor of both lineages [19].
An alternative possible origin of trNK cells is a progenitor that seeds the peripheral organs during embryonic or fetal life.
When it came to the Western Hemisphere in 1968, it was a progenitor of the childless resort.
The Well was a progenitor of AOL, Facebook and other forms of social networking.
(Les Demoiselles d'Avignon might be understood to be a progenitor of the Russian Ballet's cubist sensibility: the curve of those ballets, the colour, the sense of space, the notion of sexual freedom).
He was a progenitor — along with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, and a dozen or so others — of what's now called outlaw country; the idea, back in the nineteen-sixties, was to present a grittier alternative to the smooth, overtly professional sounds then piping out of Nashville, often under the tutelage of the producer and guitarist Chet Atkins.
Although aneuploidy may itself be a progenitor of cancer, it has been widely considered as possible indirect agency in CIN and chromosomal mis-segregation [68].
