embryonic

Back in 1933, the school started with an embryonic class of 40 students and four teachers.

Some sort of urban community was already there in embryonic form.

The 5th week marks the start of the embryonic period.

He said she had taken over an embryonic office and given it stature.

In real life, the form of each individual animal is produced by embryonic development.

He was even joint top of an embryonic leader board in the morning.

But also embryonic: these are performances I would like to see again some months down the line.

What new acts really need is the embryonic version of these people.

The first is the embryonic stage, which lasts for about two months.

A district may be thought of as a stake in a beginning or embryonic state.

The church has no position on embryonic stem cell research.

What is the moral and legal status of this embryonic life?

One of them is how best to deal with embryonic stem cells.

Genes influence embryonic development of the body in which they are sitting.

Very much less well understood is how the genes control embryonic development.

There was something embryonic about the body, yet only in a perverse sense.

They eventually changed their name to Embryonic sometime that year.

On average, it corresponds to an embryonic age of 38 weeks or 266 days.

But the project is embryonic at this stage, she cautioned.

However, he has shown some support for embryonic stem cell research.

But in the early stages of embryonic development, things are a lot simpler.

"We're at the embryonic stage as a party," she said.

And will they truly act like human embryonic stem cells?

The line need not come from embryonic stem cells, but they are a likely source.

All this in turn, though as yet embryonic, may have major geographical implications.