Sentence examples for soil concept from inspiring English sources
Therefore, by contributing to the hematopoietic clone development, alterations of stromal cells within hematopoietic stem cell niches are key actors of PMF pathogenesis process illustrating the "Bad Seeds in Bad Soil" concept that we proposed.
The "seed and soil" concept lay dormant until studies were performed in which fragments of lung, ovary, and kidney tissues were grafted into the subcutaneous space or muscle of syngeneic mice, following which radiolabeled melanoma cells were injected intravenously [ 21].
In human MPNs and especially in PMF, we hypothesised that alterations of stromal cells contribute to the hematopoietic clone development [ 8], therefore revisiting the "good seeds (stem cells) in bad soil (stroma)" model [ 9] in the "bad seeds in bad soil" concept.
Citizenship is not an ethnic, blood-and-soil concept, but a more abstract political idea - implying equal legal, political and social rights (and duties) for people inhabiting a given national space.
Steven Spielberg confirmed that "biopic" had become a soiled concept when he refused to give Lincoln, which zeroed in on the last four months of the president's life, that label.
The organ specific character of metastatic growth has already been recognised by S. Paget [ 3] in the late 19th century and his 'seed-and-soil concept' has been modified by additional findings and dissected into single steps, outlined in the literature as the 'metastatic cascade' [ 4].
The Supreme Court declared the act unconstitutional in 1936, and Congress passed new agricultural legislation two years later based on the soil conservation concept.
This forms a preliminary mapping product that demonstrates the feasibility of mapping the Soil Security concept.
The topographic influence is also apparent in the soil catena concept.
Changes in SOC mass were estimated by the 'equivalent soil mass' concept.
The soil security concept is compared with the cognate, but more limited, notions of soil quality, health and protection.
