Sentence examples for committed elements from inspiring English sources

From differentiated cells, as saphenous vein-derived endothelial and fibroblast cells, to progenitors or less committed elements, as mesenchymal or endothelial progenitor cells, a strong propensity for adhesion and/or tissue integration has been demonstrated [ 6– 8].

Two years ago, the Af-Pak Strategy answered Pakistani criticism that America had historically abandoned both countries by committing "all elements of international power — diplomatic, informational, military and economic" to the region.

Geach would argue that if L1 is committed to the elements of QM1 — the job groups — then so is L.

The IG report noted that the evidence had established that Citigroup officials had committed the key elements of fraud.

One possible explanation is that it's hard to offer a coherent story if you aren't committed to the elements of your own plot.

They, together with Expeditionary Force A who had been hurriedly sent to Europe at the end of September in response to a request from the Imperial General Staff for men to support the war effort— became the first Indian elements committed to war outside of India.

Mr Hazzard said there were clearly two aspects to the conflict: "There is evidence of racism and bias amongst the Cronulla community, but there is also evidence across Sydney of a significant level of violent criminality being committed by an element of the Middle Eastern community".

The troops will be seen as occupiers, Iraqi officials will be viewed as puppets, and acts of violence committed by anti-American elements will undoubtedly continue.

"At the same time, we are committed to retaining the elements of the Zipcar brand and culture that have allowed Zipcar to achieve such rapid growth and success".

In turn these elements are committed to working memory through two different channels: a verbal channel and a visual channel.

The business secretary says he is still committed to a "progressive" element within the final fees package.