Sentence examples for cultures wherein from inspiring English sources

While PD restores myotube size and MyHC content by blocking ERK without affecting Akt activity, the opposite occurs in follistatin-hyperexpressing cultures, wherein ERK activation remains comparable to non-transfected TNFα-treated myotubes and p-Akt levels markedly increase.

Support for this hypothesis comes from earlier work on elicitor-treated soybean cell cultures wherein six CHS isomers have been described [ 58].

To address this challenge, we previously developed non-cancerous human high-risk donor breast epithelial cell (HRBEC) cultures, wherein BPA exposure could be controlled experimentally.

Results showed increased proliferation of CD3+/CD4+ and CD3+/CD8+ cells in cultures wherein the supernatants were DC-maturing, which were significant where maturation was greatest (GEM-derived supernatant).

This distaste is in part aesthetic – the very brevity of Twitter offends Franzen – and partly a reaction against what he calls the "totalitarianism" of online culture, wherein retribution by the mob can be vast, swift and violently misinformed.

As a supporter of Israel, I take great pride in knowing that it is a nation that fosters a culture wherein a self-critical humanitarian group calls its citizens to task when it suspects a wrong has been committed.

At the centre of all this jolly nonsense is a promising premise about abolitionists fighting vampires in a culture wherein the slave trade turns people into raw meat, and in which the sight of rich white Southerners feasting upon their poor black prey ("Dinner is served!") is a fleetingly chilling high point.

Schoenfeld's (1987) attention to mathematical problem-solving echoes the fundamental view, with mathematical enactment, in his view, connected to developing capacities that link discourses, activities, and identities within a mathematical culture wherein mathematics functions as 'the medium of exchange' (p. 213).

Ours is a culture wherein many people define themselves by their jobs; at 22 or 23, most college athletes are forced into retirement.

Dorsey's move underscores a larger shift in corporate culture, wherein companies are increasingly tethering their financial profitability to a larger social mission in their vision of succession.

[note: the kink culture definition is far more abstract than the usage we find in gay culture, wherein "bottom" usually signifies the recipient of anal sex.].