transplanted造句

I transplanted those flowers to the garden.

The government transplanted the villagers to an island.

Shellfish originated in Japan and were transplanted to beds in the waters of America's Pacific Coast.

"We found that the transplanted stem cells are permanently altered and reduce the ageing of the transplanted muscle, maintaining strength and mass," said Prof Olwin.

Objective To study the effect of cryopreservation on the function of transplanted rabbit testicle.

With a touch of imagination, it is easy to be transplanted to a sleepy seaside resort in Brittany or Normandy.

Then there's the Storybook house that looks like it was transplanted from a 16th-century German village.

At the onset of the experiments the research team thought the increase in muscle mass of the transplanted mice with injured legs would dissipate within a few months.

Then there's the Storybook house that looks like it was transplanted from a 16th-century German village. Hansel and Gretel could have lived here.

In transplant testing, client artifacts are transplanted into your test environment in an effort to better mimic how the clients are using your software.

As further proof to debunk this myth, Khadavi points out that hair transplanted to balding areas produces new hair growth, demonstrating that there is adequate blood flow to the area to support hair.

They take a one-sided view of things and think everything Soviet is good and transplant it indiscriminately, bringing in quite a few things which should not have been transplanted.