Sentence examples for checkpoints that can from inspiring English sources

Yes, Israel created a security barrier along and within the West Bank as well as checkpoints that can demoralize Palestinians and cause slow transit.

Jerusalem, as seen through the eyes of the Palestinian filmmaker, is an armed fortress in which it is almost impossible to travel very far because of roadblocks and checkpoints that can turn a routine trip to the market into a grueling and humiliating obstacle course that takes hours to complete.

Trouble is, there are a slew of items that you can purchase just past the security checkpoint that can be turned into a makeshift arsenal.

It will also be important to understand whether Zfp335 acts constitutively during late stages of T cell development or whether its function is regulated by external inputs and thus serves as a checkpoint that can influence the size and properties of the naïve T cell compartment.

As this is the case with many other cell lines, a one hour treatment with 40 μM etoposide results after a 24 h release in the massive accumulation of Capan-2 cells at the G2/M checkpoint that can be detected either by flow cytometry or by the observation of the accumulation of 90% of Fucci-green positive cells with a very low residual percentage of Fucci-red (see Additional file 2).

Checkpoint kinase 2 is a cell cycle checkpoint protein that can regulate p53 by phosphorylation in response to DNA double-strand breaks (Bartok and Lukas, 2004).

Likewise, combination therapy with checkpoint inhibitors that can reduce tumor immunosuppression may help improve efficacy.

The immunosuppressive microenvironment derived from breast cancer cells consists of cytokines and immune checkpoint molecules that can block anti-tumor immunity [ 1– 3].

Briefly, telomeres possess an "anti-checkpoint" activity that can repress DNA damage signaling when they are adjacent to a DSB (Michelson et al. 2005) and can block the resection of the 5' DNA strand (Hirano and Sugimoto 2007).

American Airlines, which opened a $1.3 billion terminal at Kennedy International this year, has security checkpoints and gates that can move customers faster than before.

They endure, generally without complaint, long lines at security checkpoints and the indignities that can accompany the process.