In conclusion, the results of our study show that fractions examined in vitro at the concentrations tested did not exert cytotoxic or clear genotoxic effect on pulmonary cells A549, although the particles have been internalized as clearly shown by TEM.
Some studies analyze the process by which the son preference as a cultural consensus has been internalized or reproduced by family members (Weidong and Zijuan 2012).
Indigenous feminism grapples with the ways patriarchal colonialism has been internalized within indigenous communities, as well as analyzing the sexual and gendered nature of the process of colonization.
"It has been internalized now as part of our national iconography, and it has become our symbol of ourselves".
"Frustration and anger have been internalized on the part of the Palestinians as well as the Israelis.
The secular idea, the state system and the balance of power, pop culture jumping tariff walls and barriers, the state as an instrument of welfare, all these have been internalized in the remotest places.
As the study highlights, "the narrative 'see Cuba before it becomes 'Mcdonaldized' has been internalized by masses of American tourists".
Interestingly, it is Jackson himself (disguised as the Mayor) that delivers these words, and one can feel the way they have been internalized.
As shown in Fig. 5a, the cell nuclei were surrounded by green fluorescence, indicating that C6-loaded micelles had been internalized into cells.
This indicated that the lipase had been internalized in vesicles.
As no burden sharing targets have been agreed it is hard to argue that burden sharing has been internalized at any level.
