Sentence examples for stems extensive from inspiring English sources

Such plants share a highly unusual climate - 'summer every day, winter every night' [ 1] - and a highly unusual growth form characterized by large woody stems, extensive water-storage tissue in the stem pith and large leaves that persist on the stem after they die and, while alive, often curl around the terminal bud at night or impound rainwater surrounding that bud.

These implants can be used for revision of loosened femoral stems with extensive bone resorption of the proximal femur, enlargement of the medullary cavity, or extreme thinning of the cortical bone in the proximal region of the femur.

Much of what is known about the biologic contributions of these cell types to allergic and other forms of inflammation stems from extensive efforts to characterize their release of preformed and newly generated mediators, granule proteins and cytokines.

Following this philosophy, an original custom-made ultra-short femoral stem with extensive proximal load transfer was developed (type 1).

These data are consistent with earlier findings for this tRNA, in which the anticodon and D-stems showed extensive reactivities in nuclease footprinting assays.

China Life’s vulnerability stems from its extensive reach in the remote mountainous terrain of western China.

The tree, as a subject for Bevan, stems from his extensive travels to China in 2007 and 2008.

In true Augustus Waters fashion, I know oblivion is inevitable, and I understand that my fear of the unknown stems from the extensive knowledge and desire to travel straight into it.

In part, the utility of the CC stems from the extensive genome-wide annotations of founder strain sequence and structural variation.

The false-positive methylation seen in sputum likely stems from the extensive field cancerisation induced by smoking and from which the lung cancer arises (Slaughter et al, 1953).

One other conclusion which stems from the extensive chloroplast haplotype sharing observed among all major evolutionary lineages is the need to qualify and quantify the extent of gene flow within the entire genus.