to transplant造句

to transplant seedlings

I have to transplant the begonias.

It is possible to transplant chromosomes in cell nuclei.

He patiently showed us how to transplant rice.

The old man decided to transplant his kidney to his daughter to save her life.

The main purpose of his experiments was to learn to transplant a human heart and lungs.

I beg to advise you not to transplant Chinese experience mechanically.

Mother and youngsters on a dike near Kota Bharu, Malaysia, set out to transplant seedlings.

The peasants bent over to transplant rice seedlings in the fields.

It is now possible to transplant organs from animals into people.

Spring has returned to the earth and everything has been renewed. Many places have begun to transplant rice seedlings.

So it has a good market value to transplant the popular game from PC to mobile phone.

Conclusions: Kidney rupture is related to transplant rejection, renal ischemia, inadequate drainage of renal veins, and urinary obstruction.

They are racing against the drought to transplant as many seedlings as possible before the remaining fields dry up.

发件人，发信人，发件机发件的人或者机器

Results: bone flap pedicled with the ascending branch and transverse branch of the lateral femoral circumflex vessel was designed to transplant to the middle and inferior femoral bone.

The goal would be to transplant a critical mass of technology and skills sufficient to rapidly and markedly upgrade the capacity of institutional investors in China.

In the actual real machine test links, according to the specific BREW terminals, proposed to transplant some of the key low-end cell phone problems and possible solutions.

Another potential strategy might be to transplant brown fat cells into an overweight person to turn on the calorie-burning process.

However, when the team attempted to transplant the synthetic bacterial genome out of yeast into a recipient bacterial cell, all the experiments failed.

The researchers found a way to transplant new blood-forming stem cells into the bone marrow of mice, effectively replacing their immune systems.

So the horticultural officer gave an edict to transplant all the peonies from Chang'an City to Luoyang and planted them. From then on, the peonies have settled down in Luoyang.

early each summer he turned farmhand, transplanting rice for other people. As he had learned to transplant the seedlings in wonderfully straight rows, the peasants always asked him to help them.