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Meanings of stem in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "base"
Examples for "base"
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Let's look at one particular area: where companies and organisations base themselves.
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The timing felt right: This year also marks the base's 75th anniversary.
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He said the party needs to attract a new base of support.
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They are corrupt; they are base; they are cowardly; they are cruel.
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Degradation of the land base is another critical problem requiring technical assistance.
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Onetti said that concept has been slower to take root in Europe.
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From the 18th century however, a national Romantic movement had taken root.
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New polices ordered by Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis have taken root.
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Maybe that was the root of their current problems: too much thinking.
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Result: S. miltiorrhiza root of high harvest area accumulated Cu and Zn.
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The theme of SEI's public campaign this year is Combat Climate Change.
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Each year, a special theme is chosen for National Women's History Month.
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Of course it's also a theme of my new book, Animal Spirits.
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Both teams, however, struggled with one particular theme: do what you know.
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The main theme of this government is getting Zimbabwe back at work.
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A change of government could bring radical changes in the health system.
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A Labour spokesman said: Ed has made clear he wants radical reform.
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Speaking last week, former sports minister Richard Caborn called for radical change.
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Conservation and radical technologies, including new nuclear, could be key, he said.
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Jeremy Corbyn said Britain was ready for a new and radical approach.
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The root for caprice even shares a root word for your sign.
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And of course, the root word of their name, the von Neumann probe.
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For memory's sake, choosing a basic root word, then rotating numbers, is safer.
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I mean, even the root word of masculinity means it's like a mask.
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But is it not so with every root word?
Usage of stem in anglès
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All forms of stem-cell research need to continue and all are important.
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Observe the consonant changes of the base or stem in the nominative:
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Like these stem cells, for example: Heart cells made from stem cells.
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Scientists have also seen success in heart patients who received stem-cell injections.
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In the way other stem cells create organs, these cells create tumors.
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Only patients with recent infarction or left main stem disease were excluded.
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The appeals stem from a Court of Appeal ruling earlier this year.
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The opposition's claims stem from Mkhwebane's time serving the State Security Agency.
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It is also somewhat aloof-onebloom per stem, one stem per plant.
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Severe and fatal viral infections remain common after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
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Police say they want to do their bit to stem those numbers.
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These cycles of experience, of course, all stem from that worm-riddled book.
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Other provisions included laws to stem money-laundering and to increase corporate transparency.
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Harel wants to use his model to explain how stem cells specialize.
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The navy's problems stem largely, but not exclusively, from the Ukrainian sanctions.
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Tethered growth factors offer exciting new possibilities for guiding stem cell behavior.
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Stem across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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