Sentence examples for commitment suggests from inspiring English sources

Mr. Soros, who lived in Nazi-occupied Hungary as a boy, is at the forefront of pushing back against totalitarianism and authoritarianism, and his new commitment suggests that his foundations will sustain this mission for years to come.

It should be supported by all those who seek a peaceful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as this commitment suggests that the culture of blame and violence must come to an end.

The finding that activation of the Ras pathway and overexpression of c-Myc play a role in tumor commitment suggests that therapeutics targeting multiple pathways may be beneficial.

Intel said it was spending $7.5 billion this year on capital investments, including research and development, and Mr. Baron said Intel's continued commitment suggested that the company was taking the steps necessary to help define the future of processors and of their architecture.

But the problems with implicit commitment suggest that the entailment analysis and the quantifier test do not match up, that the test will undergenerate with respect to the analysis.

In addition, our work connects signals emanating from the TCR, via Itk, and the expression of specific genes that regulate lineage commitment, suggesting a possible mechanism by which TCR signals can regulate CD4/CD8 commitment.

Alberola-Ila and colleagues' previous work on the influence of Lck and Ras/MAP kinase pathways on CD4 and CD8 T cell commitment suggested that MHC class II-restricted CD8+ T cells that develop in an environment of reduced Lck signals behave as competent cytotoxic T cells, able to kill target cells [4].

Our findings uncovered that tissue-specific MSCs applied differential signaling regulation programs for cell-fate commitment, suggesting the complexity in tissue-specific stem cell research and application.

Recent studies in ES cells point out the importance of the cell cycle and lineage commitment, suggesting that lineage commitment might precede differentiation of stem cells (Pauklin & Vallier, 2013).

Importantly, our data suggest that GRASP65 binds to Bcl-XL specifically during apoptotic commitment, suggesting a molecular pathway linking caspase action at the Golgi apparatus and the engagement of mitochondrial apoptosis signalling pathways.

In contrast, detailed temporal analysis of Gata1-ERT-driven lineage specification revealed that cross-antagonistic associations between lineage determinants peak at 6 hr, coincident with early loss of neutrophil differentiation potential en route to lineage commitment, suggesting that resolution of lineage conflicts is an early step in acquisition of lineage identity.