Sentence examples for bcl from inspiring English sources

Ntokozo Qwabe, who studies the coveted Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) course at the university, added in a post on his Facebook: "I am tired at the buffoonery of being told that I should have stayed at my OWN institutions in Afrika [sic] instead of going to THEIR institutions and asking them to change".

The BCL documents span a crucial period in the cover-up at the News of the World.

Even though the local government initiated formal talks around Bougainville this year to discuss the possibility of re-opening Panguna, locals told me the meetings were not inclusive, that many land-owners felt they were excluded, and that authorities arrived with a pre-ordained goal: bring BCL back to the island.

The mine – majority owned by Rio Tinto's Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL) – has been central to Bougainville's economy since the 1970s, but dissatisfaction with the way it was run and its environmental and social effects escalated into a civil war between 1988 and 1998.

At the height of the conflict the government – which many say had BCL involvement – trained and led soldiers to crush the Bougainville resistance; some researchers have since claimed that Australia provided support to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force in the process.

"It seems plausible to see the push to get an agreement in before the referendum as a push for certainty, both for people in Bougainville as well as outside interest groups, for example BCL".

They also control the function of two death-initiating, or pro-apoptotic, proteins (Bax and Bak) and a large number of death-preventing, or anti-apoptotic, proteins, which include BCL-XL and BCL-2.

Examination of 75 patients showed that the activity of bcl-2 in a tumour was a strong indicator that a patient would respond well to a drug called tamoxifen.

Dr Meterissian presented the results of a study showing how two genes, called bcl-2 and p53, could be used to predict the responses to different treatments of patients with breast cancer.

Malignant lymphomas that stem from B lymphocytes exhibit this BCL-2 behaviour.

Loss of p53 function protects cells from only certain kinds of suicide, whereas the BCL-2 alteration completely blocks access to apoptosis.