Sentence examples for new ns from inspiring English sources

But the catchy slogan and somewhat breathless ethos aside, what readers will notice when the new NS hits newsstands and doormats later this week is a thoroughly revamped product, designed by Simon Esterson and Stephen Coates.

These cell cultures were successively dissociated and reseeded at clonal density generating new NS capable of producing a differentiated progeny, demonstrating their self-renewal and multipotency capacities.

The formation of new NS after each successive passage has been widely used as a quantitative measure of the self-renewing activity of neural stem cells.

The 1997 peak influx is followed 7 years later by an elevated number of new NS cases in 2004 (2003 2005), and the 2003 large influx of households anticipates a larger peak in new NS cases 5 years later in 2008.

Therefore, lack of p73 results in two independent, but related, phenotypes: a smaller neurosphere size (related to the proliferation and survival of the NPC) and a decreased capacity to form new NS (self-renewal).

Furthermore, this effect was maintained in vitro where lack of p73 resulted in impaired net cell growth, decreased capacity to form new NS under clonal conditions (self-renewal) and enhanced apoptosis without altering the cell-cycle progression.

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The new Nest looks very similar to the previous version.

In some ways, these words have become the new N-word.

"Exclusivity is the new n-word, because nothing should be exclusive.

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