The phrase "become internalized" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has become deeply ingrained or absorbed into one's thinking or behavior. Example: The teachings of her parents became internalized within her, shaping her attitudes and beliefs for the rest of her life.
Self-determination theory proposes that people are more likely to persist with behaviors that are internally-motivated, and that externally-motivated behavior can evolve and become internalized given the appropriate socio-environmental conditions.
Such layers of taunting which become internalized and self-scorn can create longstanding scars, especially to a fragile psyche, as Jonathan Martin's was purported to be.
Importantly, unfolding alone did not enable HLA to bind to cell membranes, become internalized or kill carcinoma cells.
The appearance of this lower pH peak indicates that a portion of the beads have become internalized and exist in acidified phagosomes.
All individual beads examined experienced an abrupt rapid drop in fluorescent bead intensity indicating that the bead had become internalized and contained within an acidified phagosome.
Similarly, confocal microscopy revealed refractoriness of α2AAR-YFP/CFP to become internalized following stimulation, whereas upon activation with CCL2 CCR2 was readily detected on endosomal structures (Figure 4B).
The world's homophobia becomes internalized homophobia.
It is thought that the spatial computation supported by gestures becomes internalized, and the gesture frequency decreases.
But the more it became internalized, and the more I learned about Galut through Chassidus, something in me started to slowly click.
This sudden drop in fluorescence intensity clearly indicates that the FITC/InlA-bead became internalized and resides in an acidified phagosome.
Similar to the opsonized uptake process, these filaments rapidly disassembled as the particle became internalized, leaving a black hole in the cytoplasm where the particle is displacing the cytoplasmic background of non-filamentous mCherry-actin.
