Sentence examples for act of recruiting from inspiring English sources

This could be achieved through alteration in the secondary structure of the 5'UTR leader either directly through the act of recruiting the spliceosomal complex during splicing or through the deposition of EJC proteins following processing.

These schemes aren't just about increasing military values within schools – which is sinister enough in itself – but they also act as indirect means of recruiting impressionable young people into the armed services.

Other than women recruited for ore processing at Geevor as a result of labour shortages during the Second World War, and a very limited number of female workers after the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 banned the practice of recruiting only male mineworkers, women never again performed manual labour in Cornish mines.

Other than a very limited number of female workers after the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 ended the policy of recruiting only men for underground work in the few surviving mines, the Geevor pickers were the last female manual labourers in the Cornish mining industry.

Chemokines are a family of cytokines that act to recruit immune cells to the site of infection, or alternatively, to control cell migration into tissues during homeostasis.

RANTES (Ccl5) is chemotactic for mast cells [ 18] and fragments generated autocatalytically from complement C3 (C3) are capable of stimulating mast cells to release TNFα, histamine, cytokines and other factors that can act to recruit a wide range of cells including monocytes, dendritic cells, neutrophils, eosinophils and lymphocytes.

— Alison Daley, founder of Recruiting Innovation.

Exercise may also act to recruit the microcirculation.

Chemokines play an important role in the immune response since their production is often triggered by a danger signal and acts to recruit varying types of cells to the site of insult.

Thus, in both vertebrate and Drosophila nephrogenesis, these genes act to direct the differentiation of recruited mesenchymal cells that contribute, albeit with different functions, to the physiological competence of the mature organ.

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