Sentence examples for without a niche from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of a chicken-egg problem here, since you can't make a niche product without a niche, but the niche won't exist until you make a product for it — but all that's needed to solve that is a little time.

Later prospective cohort studies reported spotting in ∼30% of women with a niche at 6 12 months after their CS compared with 15% of women without a niche after CS.

Two independent cohort studies reported that approximately 30%% of women with a niche experience postmenstrual spotting of more than 2 days versus approximately 15%% of women without a niche after CS [ 5, 6].

In addition, 13 micro-endemic species, those without a niche-based model, were represented within social action areas: Bolitoglossa alberchi, B. oaxacensis, B. zapoteca, Ecnomiohyla echinata, Plectrohyla ameibothalame, P. calvicollina, P. labedactyla, Pseudoeurycea longicauda, P. mixcoatl, P. orchileucus, P. tenchalli, Thorius insperatus and Craugastor silvicola.

Her admirers said she showed an ability to speak out on behalf of their issues without coming across as a niche candidate.

Why can plant cells dedifferentiate and redifferentiate autonomously, without a somatic niche helper cell population or an onslaught of special factors applied exogenously?

Experiments in culture have suggested that single stem cell can generate crypt-villus structure in vitro without a mesenchymal niche [ 33, 34].

The importance of such biomaterials is underscored by current data suggesting that even young cells are doomed to perish without a youthful niche when introduced into an old organ [ 20, 41].

They don't have to chase the latest Top 10 acts; they can recognize a niche audience without turning that niche into a cul-de-sac.

BOTTOM LINE In a city with lots of hotels, many of them cookie-cutter, the Dupont fills a niche: boutiquey without being creaky.

"We're a niche market without a large employee pool, so we're bringing in applicants who on paper might not look like the ideal candidate, but who might have just the skills we're looking for," she said.