Sentence examples for as enforced from from inspiring English sources

Despite the multiplication of sciences in the period, the ideal remains to comprehend the diversity of our scientific knowledge as a unified system of science; however, this ideal of unity is generally taken as regulative, as an ideal to emerge in the ever-receding end-state of science, rather than as enforced from the beginning by regimenting science under a priori principles.

The doctrine of Socialist realism in Poland, as in other countries of the People's Republics, was enforced from 1949 to 1956.

As in the rest of occupied Europe, compulsory wearing of the yellow badge was enforced from 27 May 1942.

He said there had been "no such thing as enforced disappearance" of the monks from the Kirti monastery in Sichuan Province.

As enforced Mcl-1 expression protects from W7 + ABT-737 or BAPTA-AM+ABT-737 apoptosis, this anti-apoptotic protein could be considered as one of the calcium and calmodulin target.

An important aspect of researching ethically from the standpoint of institutionalised 'ethics', as enforced by most research ethics committees, involves the process of gaining 'informed consent' from participants.

This regulation of glucose metabolism may be critical for survival of BCR-Abl B-ALL, as enforced expression of Glut1 protected B-ALL cells from imatinib-induced apoptosis.

From only geometrical information, it is difficult to decide which collision pairs should be used as enforced displacements.

Torture in victimization as enforced solitude.

Although originally established to protect both the consumer and society from unforeseeable risk as well as enforce the standards established by physicians, regulatory bodies often indirectly curb the diffusion of disruptive innovations by protecting and enforcing the status quo, which happens to be on the side of sustaining innovations.

We took it as far as the evidence would allow us to take it, both from a deterrent factor, as well as enforcing the law".