COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June 6, 2013--Scientists here have discovered that they can make embryonic stem cells
regress to a stage of development where they are able to make placenta cells as well as the other fetal cells.
Matthew Clark, 39, and sibling Michael, 42, from Hull, have a brain disease which has caused them to
regress to a childlike state forcing them to move back in with their parents so they can receive the daily care they need.
Utter kiddie perfection, animation firm Cosgrove-Hall's finest moment has, even now, the innate ability to cause all who watch it to
regress to a more innocent and happy time with just the opening bars of its theme tune.
For example, these studies pointed out that many groups pass through,
regress to, or get stuck in identifiable developmental stages.
-- Most abnormal cervical cytology in adolescent women will be low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions, and it will
regress to normal by the follow-up exam, Andrea Wininger, M.D., reported at the annual meeting of the South Atlantic Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
-- Most abnormal cervical cytology in adolescent women will be low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions, and will
regress to normal by the follow-up exam, Andrea Wininger, M.D., said at the annual meeting of the South Atlantic Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
REGRESS to the age of innocence, and enjoy "good wholesome family entertainment" for a Saturday night at Garlands.
It is too easy to
regress to a bottom line orientation, especially in times of stress.
There are lots of examples of other tissues that
regress to save energy and get built up in response to a particular need."
It may be that the great truth of finance and investment abides: namely, that all things in time
regress to the mean.
The star speaks of how the crash caused a brain injury which saw him
regress to a childlike state and left him in excruciating pain.
Am I the only person who feels he has to
regress to infancy?
Rather than face the issue, the person becomes dependent on someone or on something or may
regress to an earlier stage of development.
While the monarchy make furious attempts to modernise, the Wessexes
regress to a bygone age when only women did laundry.
Women should not feel licensed to
regress to vacuum-cleaner mores any more than men should be able to devolve into patronizing cads.