Sentence examples for ongoing stem from inspiring English sources

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07025.016 Given that early and late progeny cell fates failed to be specified and adopted in mex3-1 RNAi) animals despite ongoing stem cell divisions, we hypothesized that there was a loss in stem cell lineage asymmetry in favor of stem cell self-renewal.

I've spent much of my life chronicling the ongoing tragedies stemming from global warming: the floods and droughts and storms, the failed harvests and forced migrations.

He currently represents MGA Entertainment in the ongoing litigation stemming from the Bratz dispute between MGA and Mattel.

As Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency on Saturday, celebrities used Twitter to condemn the ongoing violence stemming from white supremacists' rallies in Charlottesville. .

The ongoing scandal stems from a scheme through which prosecutors say Petrobras contractors paid kickbacks to corrupt executives and some Workers Partyy members.

The San Francisco Chronicle has announced it will stop printing the team name "Redskins" when referring to the Washington, D.C. football team -- the latest development in the ongoing controversy stemming from the perceived racial insensitivity of the team's name.

Amid the laughs, however, I realized that the stress of the season only adds to federal employees' (and their leaders') ongoing pressures stemming from the budget cuts, pay freezes and other potential setbacks on the horizon.

An important contribution to this ongoing debate stems from the ability of realistically simulating the aerosol radiative effects on the tropical atmosphere.

US embassy cables revealed America's ongoing battle to stem the flow of arms from eastern Europe to the Middle East.

Only last month, Dr Yoshiki Sasai, deputy director of the Riken Centre for Developmental Biology, hanged himself after becoming embroiled in an ongoing scandal over stem cell research.

Life is a kind of open wound, and these poems are written in a vain, ongoing attempt to stem some seepage of life blood.