Sentence examples for many new cells from inspiring English sources
And more drug-smugglers are caught nowadays in the Dutch Antilles, a Caribbean possession, before boarding flights for the Netherlands.Belgian prisons have been crowded since the 1970s, but the country did not build many new cells.
The adult rats that were deprived of mom as children didn't grow as many new cells in their hippocampuses.
Mice that ran several miles each day on an exercise wheel, he found, produced almost twice as many new cells as groups that had to swim or find a submerged platform in a water basin.
Results of studies presented thus far suggested that the window during which BMP4 and Wnt3a efficiently induced GFP expression in Mixl1GFP/w cells closed soon after d3, consistent with the observation that addition of these growth factors after this time did not recruit many new cells into the mesendoderm differentiation program.
However, if too many new cells grow, tumors can form.
We observed almost twice as many new cells being born in the neonatal male hippocampus compared to the female.
Some scientists said new rules requiring that donors be informed of all options could render too many new cell lines ineligible.
Almost all scientists agree that if the promise of human embryonic stem cells is realized and they prove to be a universal repair kit for patching up impaired body tissues, many new cell lines will need to be derived.
A decade later, that question seems naive; many new cell phones can connect a laptop computer to the Internet, or the phones themselves have screens that can be used to browse the World Wide Web.
The rapid development of many new cell types, organs and adaptations that occurred during early evolution of mosses must have been coupled to an explosive diversification of old genes and the development of new genes [ 41- 43].
This special issue describes many new cell biology and other tools which will soon be available to an expanded research community and will help test this and many other hypotheses, further establishing the Z. tritici – wheat interaction as an emerging model system and leading to future applications relevant to disease control.
