Sentence examples similar to a persistent drive from inspiring English sources

DCs and macrophages from the synovial fluid of RA patients exhibit an unusual and persistent drive for LPS-induced nuclear factor-κB (NF-κB) activation ex vivo [ 35, 36], apparently in the face of strong signals for exhaustion and counter-regulation that would normally halt activation [ 37, 38].

Teachers push themselves past their own limits, while demonstrating this persistent drive to the young eyes watching them.

We have a glut of larger-than-life objects, from candy to pornography to atomic bombs, that cater to outmoded but persistent drives with dangerous results.

A persistent inability to drive employment would pose other undesirable challenges for societies, he said, including rising health risks and health care costs, and educational challenges for children of unemployed parents, especially in lower-income countries with poor safety nets.

A persistent inability to drive employment would pose other undesirable challenges for societies, he said, including rising health risks and health care costs, and educational challenges for children of unemployed parents, especially in lower-income countries with an inadequate safety net.

Consistent with the ability of BoNTB to produce a persistent block of excitatory drive in the spinal dorsal horn, we noted that the increase in C-Fos expression following intraplantar formalin [45] and was persistently blocked by IT BoNT-B at doses which attenuated the evoked SP release and phase 2 formalin evoked flinching and the nerve injury evoked tactile allodynia.

Cellular senescence is a state of irreversible cell cycle arrest, typically driven by a persistent DNA damage response (DDR) (Campisi & d'Adda di Fagagna, 2007).

These results suggested that although DTT or MnCl2 could convert the integrins into an active-form conformation that bound to ECM, such chemically activated integrins were unable to re-establish ECM-cytoskeleton coupling, thereby locking retrograde F-actin flow at a persistent slippery state that failed to drive cell advance.

A persistent unsealed and un-reattached ILM membrane may drive ERM formation.

The drive to single out Israel for demonization is, sadly, a persistent feature of campus life in Europe.

Ordinarily, with previous versions, OS X would pop up a persistent notification dialog box in the middle of your screen nagging you about good external drive behaviour.