Sentence examples for stems with the same from inspiring English sources

If, in the first situation, the same mode of recognition of ancestral acceptor stems (major groove/major groove) with complementary second base pairs helped to decrease mis-aminoacylation as Figure 6 suggests, then one would predict for the second situation that, symmetrically, the acceptor stems with the same second base pair need different modes of recognition to minimize the risk of confusion.

Unadjusted 10-year survival of non-HA-coated stems with the endpoint stem revision due to aseptic loosening was 99.4% (CI: 99.2 99.5), and the survival rate for HA-coated stems with the same endpoint was 99.3% (CI: 99.1 99.4) (p = 0.6).

Finally, the researchers report in the 18 January issue of Science, they recreated Isabella's preleukemic stem cells by inserting a TEL-AML1 fusion gene into cord blood stem cells with the same surface markers as those that were seen in Isabella.

To evaluate the effects of distal design of a proximally coated femoral component on periprosthetic bone remodeling, we prospectively performed 21 one-stage bilateral total hip arthroplasties using a distally tapered and a distally cylindrical stem with the same proximal design, randomized to side.

The polished stems have shown excellent results (Malchau et al. 2002, Williams et al. 2002); however, the matt Exeter stem with the same geometry but a rougher surface finish has been associated with a higher rate of distal femoral osteolysis not seen with the polished stems (Anthony et al. 1990, Malchau et al. 1993).

The stem itself shares with other stems the same branch that connects them to the cane (Figure 3A).

The most important note to remember is that the two plants should have stems with exactly the same size, so they can grow together without difficulty.

Secondly, although we train all of our NE STEM mentors with the same process, we do not place limitations on the way they choose to teach.

Tobacco leaves required about 2 weeks to develop resistance against Peronospora hyoscyami f. sp. tabacina following stem inoculation with the same organism (Cohen and Kuc,1981).

There is the potential for therapeutic cloning in a human context, which involves cloning a human embryo from which embryonic stem cells with the same DNA as the original cell can be harvested.

Briefly, the mutant strain was generated by replacement of exons 3 and 4 of Mecp2 in embryonic stem cells with the same exons flanked by loxP sites.