"Coaxing" means persuading, gently encouraging, or luring someone to do something they may not want to do.
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When these cells were then
coaxed into forming sperm cells and used to fertilise eggs, 50 to 60 per cent of the resulting pregnancies led to live births.
And while the dual cameras of the OnePlus 5 do come with a higher megapixel count, our experience of the Honor 6X and 8 have shown that Honor has the knack
of coaxing more out of dual cameras than most companies, and also has an interface that lets you do more with the camera (the near stock Android UI of the OnePlus 5 can be a bit of a liability in that regard).
How about Richard's brother, Mitch (Copley) a former soldier of fortune
coaxed out of retirement to search for Harold?
But with
coaxing from my community and a music CD from a friend, I found myself unrolling my mat and pushing the play button.
Researchers start
by coaxing cells in culture to activate bitter - taste receptors.
For a long time Overfinch excelled at
coaxing more power from Range Rovers, but as Land Rover does a pretty good job of that themselves nowadays, they mostly concentrate on the cosmetics.
Include all possible factors in your analysis of the situation and start
with coaxing before you turn to punishment.
All they needed was a
little coaxing from low interest rates and a weak currency.
Ryan Phillippe stars as Bob Lee Swagger, a highly - decorated veteran
coaxed back into action after learning of a plot to kill the president.
With multiple cavity sizes, it's compatible with a variety of
coax cable types.
In the new study, published Jan. 28 in the journal PLOS ONE, the UI team led by Nicholas Zavazava, MD, PhD, UI professor of internal medicine, reprogrammed human skin cells to create induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, which were
then coaxed into forming insulin - producing cells.
Investigators are faced with a difficult task: the subject is still very much taboo, and evidence often has to be
gently coaxed out of victims, irrespective of their age, sometimes in an atmosphere of public near - hysteria.
Researchers say the finding could be harnessed in the future to make an «eye in a dish,» a tool that would be invaluable
in coaxing stem cells to develop into ocular tissues.
Scientists on Wednesday unveiled two methods for
coaxing stem cells into blood cells, a long - sought goal that could lead to new treatments for blood disease, including leukemia.
Research teams at Stanford University and the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Japan have each discovered methods
for coaxing human stem cells to form three - dimensional neural structures that display activity associated with that of an adult brain.
Plus, there are a few simple ways to
help coax kids into trying something new.
Especially chihuahua puppies are finicky eaters, not only the new puppy stage but also adults
need coaxing from time to time.
If I was buying new construction it would rub me the wrong way that the builder considered something as basic
as coax cable to be a negotiating point.
After coaxing by a favorite student and a few cheeseburgers, her phobia came to an end.
The rear end is quite loose and the front tires will push to the outside of a corner if they are
n't coaxed into a turn.
eats everything without
much coaxing etc. then that obnoxious parent thinks they have it all figured out.
Robert Mulligan,
who coaxed lovely performances out of his child actors in 1962's To Kill a Mockingbird, here gets good work from twins Chris and Martin Udvarnoky (in their first — and final — screen appearances), with their characters involved in all manner of sordid activities that Scout, Jem and Dill doubtless couldn't even imagine.
This method is especially good
at coaxing burps from reluctant babies because you are combining an upright position with gentle pressure on baby's stomach.
While coaxing more rain or snow seems a modest achievement, projects on the drawing board might revolutionize our relationship with the elements and eliminate those tragic, weather - based «acts of God.»
Over his first days, we couldn't
even coax Tommy out for a quick photo shoot.
The legendary Grand Prix racing cars built by Auto Union back in the 1930s already featured mechanical superchargers,
which coaxed as much as 440 kW (around 600 hp) out of the mighty 16 - cylinder and 12 - cylinder engines.
Although the less disciplined change their tack in hopes of
coaxing along a success, we at Harris Associates continue to look to the horizon and stay the course, even when the winds shift or the gusts blow.
The 1.4 - liter turbocharged I - 4 is rather smooth and offers decent power, but the six - speed automatic, which is slow to respond to throttle input and a bit coarse
when coaxed through manual controls, could stand some additional refinement.
While he and Koons both aim for mass entertainment, it
took coaxing to introduce him to a major New York gallery.
In addition to bouncing on the ball, other bouncy exercise can help
coax baby deeper into the pelvis.
Puppies have a natural tendency to stay in their safe den, while adult dogs typically need a little
coaxing before they start seeing the dog crate as their den.
I still have my original NES from thirty years ago hooked up to my media room television, although the muddy visuals from running an old fashioned signal
through coax cables and RF adapters looks horrible on my modern HDTV.
The higher the testosterone levels, the better the chances for reducing body fat and building lean muscle, and it is absolutely crucial in
coaxing better results from our workouts.
In September a European team reported
coaxing human embryonic stem cells from an «arrested» IVF embryo — one that had stopped dividing before it reached the blastocyst stage and thus died a natural death.
Try as we did — French press, drip, Aeropress — we could not
coax all those great aromas into the cup.
Peele manages a tricky balancing act while
also coaxing great performances out of a perfectly curated cast.
He will sleep in a crate at night
if coaxed in with some treats.
Her contractions picked up at night and subsided during the day, so Stacey tried to relax, eat and drink, and spend
time coaxing baby into the right position for her exit.
Roy is
finally coaxed off of the couch when he is given a brand spanking new entertainment center and satellite system, which unbeknownst to him is actually a device that will suck anyone that ventures too close into a sort of TV Hell, trying to survive the nonstop cavalcade of dangerous television programs designed to put the participants in great peril.
«(These new cheesemakers) are trying to
coax flavors out of cashews as opposed to hiding the flavor of what they're using.»
If getting your dog into the tub seems impossible,
try coaxing with a few treats.
It accused Match of «knowingly and intentionally conspiring with criminals» from Nigeria, Ghana and Russia, who create fake profiles and try to
coax money out of members.
With the right nutrition, his
team coaxed such stem cells to grow into a 3D, pencil tip - sized version of the gut from which it came.
In 2002, microbiologist Kim Lewis, along with his colleague at Northeastern University in Boston, microbial ecologist Slava Epstein, described a new technique for
coaxing bacteria to grow: Put soil samples into tiny chambers sandwiched between permeable membranes and return these contraptions to the ground.
Like coaxing manufacturers based in China to produce as many as 18,000 Nook Colors everyday which Barnes & Noble believes will be needed to cope up with a likely rise in demand.