Recently, the UK National Stem Cell Network warned the UK could lose its place among the world leaders in stem cell research unless adequate funding and legislation could be assured.
最近，英国国家干细胞网络部门警告说，如果没有足够的资金和立法保障，英国可能会失去在世界干细胞研究领域的领导地位。
Half of Europe is opposed to embryonic stem cell research.
半个欧洲反对胚胎干细胞的研究。
Some researchers hope to use embryonic stem cell research to grow tissue and organs.
有的科研人员希望能够利用胚胎干细胞来培养组织和器官。
If Tanaka's findings hold, they suggest a relatively new avenue for stem cell research.
如果塔纳卡的发现站得住脚，那么，这些发现就为干细胞研究指出了一条比较新的光明大道。
Reeve did not live long enough to see whether stem cell research could help restore movement to the paralyzed.
里夫的英年早逝使他无法看到干细胞研究是否能帮助瘫痪者恢复运动。
It is because of Reeve that spinal cord injuries and stem cell research are so widely discussed, according to Smith.
据史密斯介绍，正是由于里夫的倡导，脊椎损害和干细胞研究才被如此广泛地讨论。
And the availability of IPS cells neither obviates the need for embryonic stem cell research nor replaces human subjects.
IPS细胞的实用性既没有消除胚胎干细胞研究的需求，也没有替代人体受试者。
We need to invest in biomedical research and stem cell research, so that we’re at the leading edge of prevention and treatment.
需要对生物医学和干细胞研究进行投入，使我们在预防和治疗方面处于优势地位；
The stem cell research Enhancement Act, which amends the Public Health Service Act to provide for human embryonic stem cell research.
干细胞研究促进法案(Stem Cell Research EnhancementAct)该法案修正了公共保健服务法(Public HealthService Act)以向人类胚胎干细胞研究提供经费。
The court ruled in favor of a suit filed in June by researchers who said human embryonic stem cell research involves the destruction of human embryos.
法庭的这项裁决支持了科学家们在今年六月提交的一份申诉。他们认为在人类胚胎干细胞的研究中，存在着破坏人类胚胎的活动。
Embryonic stem cell research is controversial because human embryos are destroyed in order to obtain the cells capable of developing into almost every tissue of the body.
胚胎干细胞的研究备受争议，原因是获得能够发育成为几乎人体所有组织的细胞，有损于人类胚胎。
Stem cell research is supported by many doctors.
干细胞研究得到很多医生的支持。
Stem cell research is considered promising, although far from producing results, and other studies involve a light-responding protein and retinal transplants.
干细胞研究虽然尚未取得成果，但人们却认为前景很好。其它的研究还包括了光反应蛋白质和视网膜移植。
But overall, funding for stem-cell research will surely increase, raising hopes for many sick people.
不过，总的来说，用于干细胞研究的资金定会增加，给许多与病魔战斗的人们带来了希冀。
In some areas, such as genes, software and stem-cell research, the question of what qualifies for protection is controversial.
在一些领域，如基因，软件及干细胞研究方面，哪些可以得到保护仍然是一个有争议的话题。
Oddly enough, itwas one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.
非常奇怪，大多数美国人都赞成增加联邦对胚胎干细胞研究的投入。
Federal funding of stem-cell research has been withdrawn as a result of pressure by people-a minority among taxpayers-who take a moral stand against it.
因为受到了一些从道德立场上反对干细胞研究的人(纳税人中的少数)的压力，对干细胞研究的联邦资助被撤回。
But Britain has, in most scientists' eyes, behaved rationally towards stem-cell research-overseeing and regulating what is going on, but not actually banning very much.
但是，英国已经对干细胞研究采取在大多数科学家眼中合情合理的措施——监管和控制研究工作，但不是真正的明令禁止。
Other countries may not be so squeamish. China, for one, is particularly interested in stem-cell research.
其他国家的限制就没有那么严苛了，比如中国，对干细胞的研究项目兴趣正浓。
WHY does embryonic stem-cell research cause such dramas?
为什么胚胎干细胞研究会引发这样一幕幕大戏？
Mr Bush's veto does not kill stem-cell research. Scientists who spurn federal cash may do as they please.
但布什的否决并没有把干细胞研究一棍子打死，那些放弃了联邦资金支持的科学家可以按他们的想法进行研究。
Mr Bush's veto does not kill stem-cell research. Scientists who spurn federal cash may do as they please.
但布什的否决并没有把干细胞研究一棍子打死，那些放弃了联邦资金支持的科学家可以按他们的想法进行研究。
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