Sentence examples for cell to teach from inspiring English sources

This dark view of the world, combined with Hitchcock's aversion to authority (rooted, it is said, in a childhood episode in which his father punished him for some infraction by having the police lock him in a jail cell to teach him a lesson), surfaced again and again, Mr. Conrad contends, in scenarios that undermined conventional pieties and beliefs.

He said he looked forward to taking his two daughters to Mr. Mandela's tiny prison cell to "teach them the history of that place and this country, and to help them understand not only how those lessons apply to their own lives," but also more broadly.

"Zebrafish can recover, and reverse all these symptoms," says Poss. "We want to know how they do that". So amid all the excitement about stem cells and how to teach them to grow into whatever we want them to, his lab has been seeking the source of this new zebrafish heart tissue.

The MIT molecular models are designed to teach cell processes in addition to molecular structure.

It is up to those of us who didn't grow up with cell phones or texting to teach them that driving requires all their attention, and we must show them by our own actions that driving requires all of our focus.

"When I come home from each rotation I give my liver, kidneys and brain cells a good hiding to teach them a lesson, and to help me achieve this I get as wasted as possible at every opportunity," he wrote.

In the war on cancer, vaccines designed to teach immune cells to seek out proteins on cancer cells and swoop in for the kill have delivered less scintillating results than hoped.

My grandfather was an Irish seaman; when he was home he would, as a matter of habit, get drunk about once a week and with equal predictability be taken by police and put away in a cell (those were the days) to teach him the merits of sobriety.

From her cell, Vaidehi beseeches the Buddha to teach her a way to be born in a world free of such treachery and turmoil.

Satterwhite joined Duke Biomedical Engineering to study health inequity in Latino migrant farmworkers and agricultural communities of eastern NC, to collaborate with Duke Photonics to create diagnostic optical signatures for sickle cell anemia and cancer, and to teach a class where students do original research towards an early stage pancreatic cancer diagnostic.

In the current study, the researchers used the CART system to teach immune cells in mice to recognize and destroy lymphoma cells throughout the animals' bodies.