Sentence examples for that is stem from inspiring English sources
The use of mouse models has demonstrated that retrovirally delivered BCR-ABL can initiate a CML-like disease that is stem cell dependant, Dierks and co-workers demonstrated that the Hh target genes Gli1 and Ptch were up-regulated in the LSCs compared to HSCs.
That is, stem cells are often lost and/or tissues are disorganized in the absence of adhesion molecules, hampering the assessment of their functions in stem cell polarity.
To begin, the first direction is the starting point for osteogenesis, that is, stem cells.
The difference was less than 2.4 (average, 0.8) nodes among indeterminate accessions with the e3/ e4 genotype and was independent of the E1 genotype; that is, stem growth terminated shortly after flowering under both ND and LD conditions.
In young women, the normal breast is enriched with an immature mammary cell population (that is, stem cells and progenitors), which increases during pregnancy and breastfeeding, an effect that has been shown to be mainly regulated by RANKL [ 26].
STEM is a shortcut for "Science, Technology, Engineering and Math" but the bill references a specific Homeland Security document that lists all degrees that are "STEM".
Alternatively, there are several QTLs that are stem specific or root specific (e.g., LG I, VI and XIII).
And that was true even before the current economic hardships that are stemming from the housing crisis.
I recently wrote about a looming credit crisis that's stemming from high-yield junk bonds.
A similar procedure was employed to identify transcripts that were stem-specific or highly abundant in this tissue.
