Sentence examples for defence representing from inspiring English sources

Cellular aging can be considered as an evolutionary conserved defence representing an alternative to cell death in the presence of chronic low stress conditions increasing resistance to apoptosis and thus allowing the survival of post-mitotic cells damaged in their central functions.

If that has long been a problem position, central defence represents another major hazard along the road to survival.

The £2.3bn for flood defences represents nothing more than an end to earlier cuts, despite wild weather being on the rise.

In our survey, 35 transcripts from defence and protease categories involved in modulating the host defences, represented 7% of the total transcripts expressed at high levels in ticks feeding on B. indicus cattle (Table 3, Additional file 2).

The defence attorneys representing the protesters described the court proceedings as a "tragicomedy".

All this pales, however, beside the latest allegations made by defence lawyers representing a business partner of the king's son-in-law.

Giulia Bongiorno, the defence lawyer representing Mr Sollecito, stressed that DNA evidence linking his client to the killing in 2007, was virtually non-existent.

But tonight the show is stolen from under everyone's noses by relative newcomer Benedict Wong, playing a defence lawyer representing someone who may – or may not – have committed a horrific murder as a 10-year-old, and who may – or may not – have committed another murder under his new identity.

"[Jeffrey] Tambor is a defence attorney representing a very high-profile celebrity woman chef who thought she was being pursued by a rapist and turned around it was a teenager.

The creation of saltmarsh through the managed realignment of sea defences, implemented in NW Europe as a sustainable coastal defence option, represents a substantial hydrodynamic perturbation to the local coastal system.

In total, European military defence spending represents half that of the US.