Sentence examples for theoretically grow from inspiring English sources

Embryonic stem cells, which are tiny clusters of cells, can theoretically grow into any type of cell or tissue.

These undifferentiated cells are a type of stem cell, because just as it's possible to regrow a tree from a single cutting, they are stems from which other body parts can theoretically grow.

In reproductive cloning, the developing embryo would be inserted into a woman's uterus, where it would theoretically grow into a genetic copy or identical twin of the person who donated the adult cell.

The cells, which are extracted from human embryos when the embryos are tiny enough to fit on the head of a pin, could theoretically grow into any of the body's more than 200 cell types.

Since the technology can be used to create human embryos in the blastocyst stage, when they consist of a thin strand of stem cells that could theoretically grow into a baby, the patent covers human cloning.

A man from humbler beginnings, for example, may start a successful business, and then his daughter may theoretically grow up in relative advantage and perhaps take up an interest in partying and writing, both of which are great, but the next generation would obviously own much less.

Creating a whole heart would theoretically involve growing more muscle, and adding the valves and blood vessels that her company is already working on.

If an exchange began with a Good Samaritan who donated to a stranger, and if the operations did not have to be simultaneous, a chain could theoretically keep growing, limited only by the pool of available donors and recipients.

So if everyone was living indoors, things would be fine: "Theoretically we could grow vertically forever," he says.

In most species the stems are indeterminate in growth and thus can theoretically continue to grow indefinitely.

However, these bounds of α k could only verify NSC with (k=O(!sqrt {n})), even though theoretically, k can grow linearly with n.