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Scientists hope to be able to coax stem cells to evolve into replicas of cells needed to repair diseased or damaged tissue.

The ubiquity of the phenomenon stems in part from evolving tactics of US street violence in the 1980s and 90s.

Human embryonic stem cells evolve into many different cell types,and the hope is to one day use them for organ and tissue repair.

For example, a stem cell evolves into two more specialized daughter cells at each division, forming a tree of networks.

Managed care is an evolving principle stemming from the 1990's reform.

You can keep it from evolving by holding "B" during the evolution, or you can let it evolve into Gyarados.

Both moved from clubs to concert halls, evolving into more ambitious forms.

Dispersal behaviour could therefore evolve through the genotype phenotype mapping and the selection regimes stemming from various ecological scenarios.

Racism, stemming from the evolutionary idea that man came from something less than human; that some people groups are "more evolved" and others "less evolved".

This new solution will stem from increased visibility into employees' skills and opportunities to develop them for evolving demand.

This principle stems from research into "disturbance ecology".