Sentence examples for appropriate danger from inspiring English sources
DCs may present self-derived antigen if appropriate danger signals are provided.
But in lack of appropriate "danger signals" and thus costimulation [ 32], this should again result in the induction of peripheral "cross tolerance" [ 33].
Moreover, this model provides evidence that non-self discrimination plays at best a partial role in a host that cannot eliminate xenografts unless appropriate danger signals are provided by a pathogen [ 43- 46].
Ms. Brown's ingredients are 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints and hip-hop — appropriate, since Danger Mouse's "Grey Album" (2004) combined Jay-Z's "Black Album" and the Beatles's "White Album" in a seminal, prototypical mash-up.
"Emergency removal is appropriate where the danger is so immediate, so urgent that the child's life or safety will be at risk," the court wrote.
In London, European governments and others need to join the the US in committing to a scale of economic stimulus that is appropriate to the danger.
Messages increasingly promote essential newborn care and recognition of and appropriate response to danger signs [ 9, 10].
In conclusion, as policy makers grapple with tangible ways to enhance U.S. security against possible terrorist threats, these recommendations represent a rare opportunity to advance this mission at a pace appropriate for looming dangers.
This suggests that the decentralisation of decision-making authority, especially in regard to safety issues, can permit rapid and appropriate responses to dangers by the people closest to the problems at hand [ 40].
This intimation of large, lurking danger is appropriate to this movie's vague environmental theme.
Ruling on the petition today, a seven-judge panel headed by the chief justice, Aharon Barak, said the parole board had acted unreasonably by failing to give appropriate weight to the danger posed by Mr. Skolnik, who the judges said had acted out of "profound hatred" stemming from a dangerous "nationalistic ideology".
