Sentence examples for ambivalent modes from inspiring English sources

Similar ambivalent modes of action were identified recently for p21/WAF1 in a mouse model of leukemia [50].

Her sister, a mother, has said to her (in a textbook example of the comic-ambivalent mode): "Having a baby is like getting a tattoo on your face.

Well: foreseeing depends on looking", de Jouvenel declared.8 Both combined scepticism regarding technology and confidence in the potential of modern science and technology in an ambivalent way, and both understood the futures field as an art, highlighting in Aristotelian tradition the individual skills of the intellectuals thinking about the future in an ontological mode.

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

Although Habermas's attitude toward these different modes of critical theory is somewhat ambivalent, he has given good reasons to accept the practical, pluralist approach.

Thus, PRRs play an ambivalent role in neurodegenerative diseases, depending on the mode of activation.

We then highlight the ambivalent consequences arising from structural inconsistencies between finger counting and other modes of number representation like verbal or notational systems, and we discuss how this informs questions on the evolution and development of counting systems.

Surprisingly ambivalent.

Ambivalent Mirror?

Its garment is ambivalent.

American astronomers were ambivalent.