例句與造句

1. The tolerizing technique could let doctors use cheap, " off-the-shelf " stem lines.
2. This perennial sedge produces clumps of very narrow, triangular stems lined with thin leaves.
3. Then Joe Marco tossed off the bowlines and Stuart Heath handled the stem lines.
4. Where are the 60 stem lines?
5. The Stems line-up of Mariani, Lane, Matthews and Shaw played a reunion gig in Fremantle in late February 1997.
6. It's difficult to find stem line in a sentence. 用stem line造句挺難的
7. The health institutes originally said that they had located some 78 human embryonic stem lines in the United States and other countries.
8. At present, researchers who receive government financing can only work with human embryonic stem lines that were derived from embryos before 9 p . m . on Aug . 9, 2001.
9. "What happens a few years from now, " she asked, " when those 60 stem lines are used up, and then the scientists come to him and say, ` My gosh, it's enormously promising.
10. Skirboll said the full registry of up to 60 lines of human embryonic stem lines would be published as soon as permission had been obtained from those who derived them to use their names.
11. Opponents of Bush's policy Thursday seized on the administration's acknowledgment the day before that only about two dozen of the 64 stem lines that Bush says are available for federal research are fully developed.
12. Among the other issues the Kennedy and Harkin hearings will deal with are whether the administration position that there are 60 plus stem lines is accurate, and whether each line is scientifically viable, ethically developed, and truly available to researchers.
13. The 1930s were perhaps the most prolific years of Cambridge development, with the new colors ( Carmen, Royal Blue, Crown Tuscan and Heatherbloom ), and new patterns, ( # 3400 line, Caprice line, Statuesque stem line, Rose Point etching ) being developed.
14. Many scientists believe that 100 to 200 stem lines are needed to compensate adequately for possible contamination of the existing lines and guard against problems that could emerge ( like rejection of regenerated organ tissue ) from an insufficiently diverse supply of genetic material.
15. There was a disagreement as to whether the agency had the authority to do this, and SJ stated that it was only the Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications who had the authority to award traffic rights on the stem lines, in particular along the Main Line in Upper Norrland.
16. Of course being small and arboreal doesn't imply the capacity to fly and Olshevsky allowed his hypothesis to diverge in three subhypotheses : the weakest was that the stem line consisted of small tree-living species; the stronger was that these could glide; the strongest that they possessed full powered flight.