Sentence examples for matching stems from inspiring English sources

The idea of the algorithm for approximate matching stems from the fact that extensions may be intercalated with mismatches.

One of these matched stems was randomly selected to serve as a 'control', allowing us to test for demotivation of birds at the end of a trial (see below).

Put contact cement on the tooth picks, or match stems before sliding them into the holes with the wires to hold them firm.

Scientists have not yet succeeded in producing genetically matched stem cell lines from human embryos, so this is mostly a constraint on future research.

The child also had to have the right combination of leukocyte antigen proteins to be a perfectly matched stem cell donor for Henry.

From forgotten model to counterculture icon, Page's reemergence as a sex symbol, with a merchandising machine to match, stemmed largely from the pages of The Rocketeer.

Although time ran out for us, further research on embryos will improve the success rate for all of the families coming after us hoping to use P.G.D. to have healthy children who are also well matched stem cell donors for sick siblings.

In theory, such a technique could create genetically matched stem cells to treat patients.

Instead, they hope to create stem cell lines that might provide insights into genetic diseases or, someday, provide genetically matched stem cells that could treat patients suffering from diabetes or even spinal cord injuries.

Clark, the founder of Silicon Graphics, Netscape, and WebMD, wrote in his commentary that work with human embryonic stem cells as well as the use of nuclear transfer technology to make genetically matched stem cell lines "is vital to the future of medicine".

MiRNAs are derived from imperfectly matched stem-loop structures that are formed from single-stranded primary miRNA transcripts (pri-miRNAs).