Sentence examples for lost niche from inspiring English sources

When stem cells are lost, niche contacts become available and both daughter cells can retain a stem cell fate (Xie and Spradling, 2000; Kai and Spradling, 2004; Sheng and Matunis, 2011).

In the niche environment Α, cells are quiescent and regenerate niche affinity a, while in the non-niche GE Ω they proliferate and lose niche affinity.

Over the last seven years, Borjomi lost its niche in the Russian mineral water market, where it once accounted for 13% of the market, to mid-range domestic brands.

Granted, it's a different time and it's certainly a different market but hypothetically, when the economy improves, the networks are in position to take back some of the viewership they lost to niche cable channels.

And the once-grand Wilfandel lost its niche among a new generation of black Angelenos unfamiliar with being shut out.

Other relict groups are often inferred to have lost original niche space over time [ 108] or to have been hindered in further diversification by the radiation of more derived taxa [ 109].

In one of these two GE, which can be interpreted as a stem cell niche[ 24], the stem cells are quiescent and regenerate their ability to remain in the niche, while in the other GE they proliferate and lose this niche affinity.

"They're losing their niche," she said.

Marshall Knudson says that some students on the campus fret that the university will lose its niche as it attracts more applicants, while other students see the declining admissions rate as adding value to their degrees.

Even the people who are in business now and might see some competition that a project like this will bring to the area saw it would also bring increased traffic, and they're not going to lose their niche".

Medical doctors opposed the move fearing they would lose their niche of the market and started a labour union.