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1. A much more elegant method is to re-program the computer's operating system to remove the safeguard.

2. The mechanism by which this reprogramming occurs is not understood in detail.

3. Traffic lights can be reprogrammed to give public transport instant priority over other road users.

4. He urged me to consider reprogramming my palate.

5. The justification was cost of computer reprogramming.

6. It takes reprogramming yourself to think realistically.

7. Incomplete epigenetic reprogramming is suspected to cause the abnormalities and the low efficacy associated with SCNT.

8. Wallace sets about reprogramming his captive bunnies to shun vegetables.

9. In vivo reprogramming of adult pancreatic exocrine cells to beta - cells.

10. VISUALIZE , STRATEGIZE , ENERGIZE, REALIZE reprogramming is the subject today.

11. To elucidate the epigenetic reprogramming threshold for proper development will surly be helpful to understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying SCNT animals surviving to adulthood.

12. Mummery agrees. Reprogramming cells directly in the heart "would be potentially much more interesting" than transplantation, she says.

13. Cellular reprogramming could dedifferentiate somatic cells into pluripotent state, which has tremendous potential in regenerative medicine.

14. Too much ROS and the reprogramming "machine" won't start, he says.

15. Figure 3 . Metabolic reprogramming global analysis of changes in gene expression.

16. Furthermore, unlike in vitro induced reprogramming, reversion to a dedifferentiated identity does not lead to an increase in cellular potential in a natural, in vivo context.

17. You can see residues of the imperial reprogramming in the anomalous-seeming distances in track.

18. It's quite feasible that your chipset has suffered a bit of impromptu reprogramming.

19. However,(sentencedict.com/reprogramming.html) making the appropriate cells via induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) requires reprogramming of somatic cells and subsequent redifferentiation.

20. The flowing and conducting heat of plasma jet over the diamond film were simulated by using the reprogramming software FLUENT.

21. The key to nuclear transplantation with adult cells lies in nuclear reprogramming or chromatin remodeling.

22. Zero-code software production platform need a reusable generic report processing platform to solve the problem of reprogramming of the report system.

23. The research, reported Thursday, marks another promising advance for a technique known as cell reprogramming.

24. It was shown that glia cells need some days for the reprogramming until they take the normal shape of a nerve cell.

25. What we hadn't anticipated before we launched, because we did one planet at a time, was the reprogramming after Saturn.