Sentence examples for and in the rejection from inspiring English sources

His USP, after all, lies in an outsider's perspective and in the rejection of a traditional template to make his own quest part of the narrative (an approach he pioneered, and the likes of Louis Theroux, Jon Ronson and Morgan Spurlock now practise).

Major challenges in rain profilling from the TRMM PR lie in the corrections for the effects of rain attenuation and non-uniform beam filling (NUBF) and in the rejection of surface clutter.

The design of the control system should guarantee a damped behavior of the load position, both in the setpoint response and in the rejection of the disturbances arising from the machining operation.

The modernity of the project, as well as its secularism, lay as noted in the intentional avoidance of biblical, theological, and confessional presuppositions, and in the rejection of the essentialism and associated teleology of classical (abstract) realism which were thought to generate or exacerbate rather than to resolve intellectual and practical controversies.

Challenges reside in the limited effectiveness of psychiatric, psychological and psychosocial interventions, and in the rejection of people with mental disorders by society.

Natural killer (NK) cells control the early phases of viral infections, modulate antigen-specific immune responses, and participate in the rejection of tumours and bone marrow grafts.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the role of recipient CD40 and CD154 in the rejection process of concordant and discordant islet xenotransplantation (Tx).

In conclusion, C epitopes disparity between recipients and donors in the rejection direction appears to influence posttransplant liver outcome.

The test statistics of both comparisons showed high significance and resulted in the rejection of the null models.

Histological evaluation showed a moderate to severe perivascular inflammation with or without mild epidermal and/or adnexal epidermal dyskeratosis or apoptosis consistent with rejection grade II in 80% of the biopsies taken from thigh and footpad in the rejection group (ATC).

This explains the decrease in the MPNCs and MDEVs satisfaction and the increase in the rejection rate as the load increases as shown in Figure 23.