Sentence examples similar to describing a pro from inspiring English sources

Describing a pro-government demonstration in Bahrain last week, Michael Slackman wrote in the New York Times that it was an affluent crowd, very different from the mostly low-income Shia who were protesting against the government.

This assumption is in line with a recent work published by Xu et al describing a pro-fibrotic effect of mTOR inhibitors in lung epithelial cells [ 33].

We also described a pro-proliferative function for KLF4 during the regenerative phase post irradiation.

After moaning about the effects of BBC budget cuts on Jonathan Creek, the QI star described a "pro-celebrity hot air ballooning" show as "probably the maddest" offer.

According to Thai Quang Trung, a Vietnamese-born, Paris-educated exile historian of the party, the removal of Mr. Chinh and Mr. Tho at the same time may be an attempt to deal evenhandedly with two persistent factions of the party leadership, roughly described a pro-Soviet and pro-Chinese.

But a recent study on experimental sepsis describes a pro-inflammatory role for C5L2, which contributes to the release of mediators in the inflammatory response [41].

Numerous cell culture studies have described a pro-apoptotic and pro-inflammatory role of albumin on tubular epithelial cells.

Furthermore, other bodies of literature describe a pro-nociceptive function of fractalkine in the spinal cord [ 31, 32].

In this study, we described a pro-invasive function for the cell cycle regulator p21 in human breast cancer.

Previous reports have described a pro-senescence activity of RSV towards cell lines which were blocked in senescence in a p53-dependent manner.

The reviewers were concerned that while we describe a pro-social act that is directed in a socially selective way, we then explain that behavior as resulting from empathic motivation.