“He goes as long-awaited plans to create a new hub for Swindon are still at the embryo stage.”

“The most common mutant phenotype was an embryo with a polar body near one end and the development of one or two spindles in the middle.”

“The embryo has actually implanted before the woman misses her first period.”

“I just stood back and admired the fine embroidery, trying to imagine if it was hand stitched and how long it would have taken that person.”

“There may well be some embroidery of the facts in this version, but there is nothing implausible in the account given.”

“She uses her quilting and embroidery to make delicate handbags and wall-hangings.”

“The cells of the primitive embryoblast differentiate into two layers, the epiblast and the hypoblast.”

“Barley androgenesis is a suitable model system to study plant embryogenesis, as embryo development can easily be monitored in vitro.”

“Genetic analysis of lateral organ formation during embryogenesis has been restricted to a few model dicotyledons.”

“Time-lapse microscopy in multiple focal planes was performed for analysis of embryogenesis and cytokinesis defects.”

“Before the transfer, the embryologist will evaluate the embryos and select those with the best prognosis.”

“An embryologist will examine the oocytes under a microscope 18-20 hours after insemination to verify if fertilisation has occurred or not.”

“Many physiologists agreed with Boston embryologist Charles Minot that organisms were illusory, and that life and death could be defined only at the cellular level.”

“Expression was again up-regulated in early embryogeny and again during germination.”

“For example, the significance of the details of embryogeny could well escape the reader more interested in the technicalities of seed production.”

“At the end of late embryogeny, somatic embryos were already differentiated, and the width of the embryo approximated its length.”

“We don't have to take sides in the abortion debate to agree that development and embryology and fetuses are neat.”

“Indeed they are, and contemporary human embryology and developmental biology leave no significant room for doubt about it.”

“A major observation of embryology has been that developmental mutations are usually harmful and often fatal.”

“Indeed a special item, the clothing's embroidery at this time would have been executed by a male embroiderer!”

“The son of a provincial embroiderer, Hishikawa started by drawing designs for embroidery.”

“Lope de Vega was the second son and third child of Francisca Fernandez Flores and Félix de Vega, an embroiderer.”

“Both looked at the embroideress, who raised her head, and seeing that the conversation was about her, she made a face.”

“I am afraid she had no other female accomplishments than those by which the sempstress or embroideress earns her daily bread.”

“Doa Paula sent for Nieves, the embroideress, and a long conference ensued with closed doors.”

“May every sun that shines on your green island see the annihilation of an abuse, and the birth of an embryon of melioration!”

“Silver wire was used by embroiderers, lace-makers and weavers for embellishing high-quality fabrics.”

“He lists the names of dyers, weavers, and embroiderers where possible.”

“The petrol blue salwar kameez she is wearing here cost 3000-the price was only kept below 5000 because he has a team of in-house embroiderers in India.”

“Softness emerged in flou with various artsy embroideries, and in a divine dress made from rows of frayed silk in ivory, brown and aqua.”

“There artists and craftsmen produced everything from metalwork and furniture to embroideries and mosaics.”

“Some of the Turkish and Italian textiles are embellished with exquisite embroideries executed in metallic threads.”

“In time, the growing embryos will accumulate enough mass to ignite and explode out of their cores like baby birds busting out of their eggs.”

“In addition to the embryos and eye, the fossil find includes portions of a snout plus jawbones, skull bones, cheekbones, and teeth.”

“Thirty-five embryos either were unanalyzable or had no dividing blastomeres.”