Usage examples (39)

• The Nerve Growth Factor at its early in-vitro and in-vivo debut
• Behe still thinks that “non Darwinian” species changes occur in-vivo, and have periodically for ~4 billion years.
• Researchers first produced in-vivo images with MRI in 1973; by 1980, production prototypes were capable of imaging an entire human body.
• That would make his target audience start wondering whether it means that the molecular assembly occurs in-vivo pre-existing cells or in-vitro.