Sentence examples for lead stem from inspiring English sources

The question now is whether China, South Korea and Taiwan could do to Japan what Japan did to America.Worries about the sustainability of Japan's lead stem chiefly from a belief among some executives and officials that Japanese firms are not doing as much as they could to realise the value of their technology.

Martin Pera of the University of Southern California (USC) announced on 7 March that he will return to Australia in June to lead Stem Cells Australia (SCA), a new national stem cell consortium.

While Google's lead stems primarily from brand recognition and the relevance of its text-based AdWords and AdSense advertising, it has clearly tried to catch up with Yahoo! in graphical ad expertise.

The advance marks a new frontier for medicine and a world first for the IRM, which has led stem cell science and transplant medicine for more than two decades.

Leading stem cell researchers in the United States say the treatment's success is wildly overstated.

Armed with multiple leads stemming from arrests in Britain and Pakistan, and aided by a wealth of information from forensic studies of computers seized in Pakistan, the authorities have begun a large-scale investigation.

These laboratories are now able to receive leads stemming from private, academic, government and manufacturing segments of the pharmaceutical industry seeking to outsource their research.

Lack of mechanical stimulation can lead to stem elongation and poorly developed root systems [37].

This study captured five main areas of interest: student knowledge of mathematics and science requirements that lead to STEM careers, MSE, career interests, career activity preferences, and their correlation with the likelihood to consider pursuing a STEM career among youth.

Manipulating mitophagy and dietary valine may lead to stem cell therapies.

Q: When ASCC was founded in 2002, Australia had a lead in stem cell research.