Sentence examples for relatively embryonic from inspiring English sources

But city-based challenges still have a part to play in this relatively embryonic sport.

But city-based challenges still have a part to play in this relatively embryonic sport.

Yet, unlike money, the market for personal data is relatively embryonic.

Yet, for all the interest in the use of the accreditation and measurement/reporting systems to improve healthcare quality and patient safety, the science of healthcare performance measurement and management is still relatively embryonic, and there remains a paucity of hard evidence to guide policy and research planning from a firm theoretical basis.

The exceptions are the relatively low embryonic expression of miR-1175 in Ae. aegypti and the low or hardly detectable embryonic expression of miR-1891 in Ae. aegypti and T. amboinensis, compared to the rest of the species studied here.

Life cycles may also be modified so that many organisms overwinter in a relatively undifferentiated embryonic form (example, egg, cyst, spore, and seed) that can often be engineered to contain little or no freezable water.

The mature embryo is primarily composed of two large cotyledons, and a relatively short embryonic axis.

Most important in terms of overall fitness, F1 crosses had intermediate survival, showing no evidence of hybrid dysfunction (Table 5), although they do show relatively high embryonic (i.e., pre-hatching) mortality [ 34].

The relatively few embryonic-stem-cell lines in existence have been well characterized by many scientists.

In the course of our screen for genes required for RPTP ligand expression, we noted that homozygotes for 233 of the Dfs in our kit, corresponding to ∼50% of the genome, developed a normal or almost normal pattern of CNS axons as visualized by BP102, and also had relatively normal overall embryonic morphologies.

Conversely, in the brain of Lmnb1Δ/Δ embryos, the adult Plp1 isoform was increased relatively to the embryonic isoforms (Fig.  4B).