Sentence examples for destructive properties from inspiring English sources

Considering that miR-155 had a repressive effect on the expression of two matrix metalloproteinases (MMP-3 and MMP-1) in RASFs, Stanczyk and colleagues [ 56] hypothesize that miR-155 may be involved in the modulation of joint destructive properties of RASFs, and in the control of the excessive tissue destruction due to inflammation.

regularly swept for viruses and other programs with contaminating or destructive properties.

Since the 19th century and to a limited degree well before that, the destructive properties of sulfur (released when fossil fuels are burned) have been well documented.

On the same day that the demise of AIM was announced, the Guardian published a piece about Google, Twitter, and Facebook engineers and designers who are warning of the addictive, destructive properties of the technologies they have helped to create.

You must take your own precautions in this respect as we accept no responsibility for any infection by virus or other contamination or by anything which has destructive properties.

Artemesinin's destructive properties are triggered by higher than normal levels of iron in cancer cells.

"Extremism in all its forms is nasty and has a self destructive property … the truth is moderation will always prevail," he said.

This destructive property of EPCR differs from its cytoprotective actions in other settings [ 49].

"The Keeper" — which is richly populated with small-town characters at varying stages of emotional crisis, from numb puzzlement to unshakable bitterness to abject despair — is as angry as any of the other novels I've been discussing, but it's the only horror story I've read recently that finds adequate metaphors for the self-destructive properties of anger.

An increase in cAMP level during inflammation has been shown to inhibit the proinflammatory and tissue-destructive properties of leukocytes [67].

There are examples where TAMs have been seen to elicit cancer-destructive properties.