Sentence examples for stems themselves from inspiring English sources

The stems themselves are green, and some of them bear little cones at their distal ends, on which the sporangia are clustered.

The stems themselves are green, and the thorns are substantial, resembling rose thorns.

The stem conducts water, minerals, and food to other parts of the plant; it may also store food, and green stems themselves produce food.

The stems are illuminated by an external projector on a colour wheel, with the stems themselves having no electricity in them at all.

WNT signaling is also known to play an important role in cancer and stem cell biology [27], indicating that WNT10A might affect not only the tumor microenvironment, but also stem cells themselves.

Several mechanisms, both intrinsic to stem cells themselves as well as extrinsic, provided by the microenvironment, (stem cell niche) serve this purpose.

The second paragraph should point out how actually paracrine factors rather than stem cells themselves account for their regenerative properties and how this was observed in several studies.

It is unclear to what extent stem cells themselves and the stromal cells (fibroblasts) respectively contribute to its accumulation in the niche [ 59, 60].

We have extended this concept and utilized suspensions of apoptotic peripheral blood mononuclear cells (MNCs), rather than stem cells themselves, as a therapeutic agent for the treatment of rodent myocardial infarction in a previous study (Ankersmit et al., 2009; Hoetzenecker et al., 2012; Lichtenauer et al., 2011).

That need arises because the kanji used extensively in written Japanese as nouns and verb stems cannot of themselves express the inflected forms of the Japanese language; hiragana symbols indicate inflection and possession, identify direct objects of sentences and phrases, and perform other grammatical functions.

The epidemiological studies from which the RR stems can in themselves form a source of uncertainty (Table 2, section 7).