Sentence examples for proper niche from inspiring English sources

Proper niche architecture is critical for stem cell function, yet only few upstream regulators are known.

In disagreement with this view, Dr. Weissman said that blood-making stem cells are highly versatile and have the ability to home in on the marrow and set up shop in their proper niche there, and that neural stem cells appear to have a similar degree of versatility.

Like the Birmingham Post, another great name from the past, it's a weekly now, struggling to find a proper niche between the hyperlocal of street-by-street coverage and the supra-local that somehow pretends that Heswall and Maghull, Crosby and Huyton, all share the same identity and same interests.

It's an exciting time for modular building, especially in New York, and as someone who has been deeply immersed in the world of prefabrication for over a decade, I am glad to see the much-maligned building technology finding its proper niche.

If, at the end of a certain period, he is found unsuited for the work given him, he is transferred to some other part of the plant until at last his proper niche is found.

Stewart had hosted a short-lived MTV show in the early 1990s but was struggling to find his proper niche when he took over "The Daily Show" in 1999.

Due to the lack of a proper chondrogenic niche, stable ectopic chondrogenesis of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in subcutaneous environments remains a great challenge.

Due to lack of proper chondrogenic niche, stable cartilage regeneration of bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) in subcutaneous environments is always a great challenge.

Besides the proper certification, these niche hotels also rely on the eco-conscious travelers to find them.

(2) Loss of regulatory cues from the BM niche proper.

A proper RCT with niche formation and related symptoms as a primary or secondary outcome is needed to evaluate the necessity of peritoneal closure during a CS.