Sentence examples for damaging signals from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this work provides the first evidence that, in the presence of specific molecular cues generated by genotoxic damage, laminar flow loses its protective properties creating additional damaging signals.

She said the "no" vote sent damaging signals to the outside world and could make foreigners less likely to invest in Slovakia and provide much needed jobs.

The aim is to block the damaging signals which trigger the headaches - rather like blocking a radio frequency.

Telomerase negative fibroblasts were able to receive DNA damaging signals from telomerase positive or negative fibroblasts or telomerase positive cancer cells.

BRCA1 plays important roles in protecting numerous cellular processes in response to cell damaging signals.

Under these circumstances, free radicals may be considered second messengers [ 1]; however, they may also be damaging signals.

But President Clinton waived these conditions, sending a damaging signal that Washington does not really care.

In siding with the North, it sent a damaging signal to the South that it was unwilling or unable to control its ally.

The government fears that failure to collect the revenue needed to pay for local government services (the Republic abolished UK-style rates in 1977) would send out a damaging signal that the Irish won't pay their way.

A senior Lib Dem source said: "The amendments are badly drafted and they send out a very damaging signal to our European neighbours that we do not intend to play by the rules.

But some Labour moderates are appalled, saying that advertising the left's influence in the party sends a damaging signal to the voters Labour needs to win back after last month's shattering defeat.