| Scientists found that some snippets of leaves and other plant parts maintained in the laboratory could change into unspecialized plant cells. |
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| Their dentition was rather unspecialized and versatile, suggesting an omnivorous lifestyle. |
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| Most of them were untrained, unaffiliated, unspecialized writers whose common trait was a fascination with the idea of America. |
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| Maybe we're still so unspecialized for the task of running that selective breeding could accomplish this. |
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| The canines are long and sharp, the carnassials are usually well developed, and the incisors are unspecialized. |
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| In addition, we have been studying the orthologous genes in the red flour beetle, which has relatively unspecialized mandibulate mouthparts. |
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| Many kingfishers are unspecialized carnivores that are often largely insectivorous, and may take prey from the ground, the air, water or foliage. |
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| These generalists were mainly unspecialized herbivores or omnivores, with partially fossorial habits, strong territoriality and high reproductive rates. |
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| At the bottom of an unspecialized non-orchid flower is the stem that supports it, called the pedicel. |
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| Morula: The stage of the embryo just prior to the blastocyst which consists of a ball of unspecialized cells. |
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| The skeleton and body form is usually unspecialized, enabling pigeons to feed and roost arboreally yet also collect food from the ground. |
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| A farm was an unspecialized, mixed operation that provided as much as possible for domestic consumption, and some surplus for sale. |
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| Being so-called unspecialized cells, stem cells have the ability to transform into specific cells such as blood, brain, heart or liver. |
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| Treatment in ethno-cultural minority communities is often provided by generic, unspecialized and unqualified agencies. |
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| First, as noted above, all stem cells are unspecialized, and renew themselves for long periods of time through cell division. |
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| Lower building costs: Alpac heat insulating boxes can be installed quickly and easily even by unspecialized staff. |
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| The unspecialized generalists were less successful than any of the specialists, so that the genetic link between the food specialists was quickly lost. |
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| She quickly decided that the petioles, the little stems that connect a leaf blade to a twig, looked most promising as a source of unspecialized tissue. |
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| Thus, the tools used in this area are very simple and unspecialized, while the topographical and hydro-geographic features of Vietnam are greatly varied and include many watersheds. |
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| Arts organizations are not working in a void: They rent space, they hire specialized and unspecialized workers, they give contracts to advertisers and printers, they employ writers and critics, and so forth. |
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| It also excludes data for unspecialized producers. |
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| Diarthrognathus was contemporaneous with a host of other mammal relatives but is nearer than many of them to the line leading to the true mammals because of its unspecialized features of skeletal anatomy and dentition. |
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| Parenchyma, in plants, tissue typically composed of living cells that are thin-walled, unspecialized in structure, and therefore adaptable, with differentiation, to various functions. |
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| Most witnesses seem to prefer the representative commission of the United States and continental countries to the small unspecialized commissions of Great Britain and Australia. |
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| The description presented thus far applies to the widely distributed loose areolar connective tissue, which is relatively unspecialized and can therefore be considered prototypic. |
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| Four basic types of organization may police crowds: military forces, paramilitary forces, militarized police units, and unspecialized police forces. |
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| Process by which an unspecialized cell becomes specialized into one of the many cells that make up the body, such as a heart, liver or muscle or skin cell. |
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| They have small, unspecialized stomachs by ruminant standards, and high nutrition requirements. |
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