Sentence examples for dialogue existing from inspiring English sources

Depicting the cellular and molecular bases of the continuous dialogue existing between the peripheral immune and the central nervous systems, as in neurolupus, is fundamental to improve, and better apprehend the role played by immune cells and mediators in the initiation and progression of neurological and psychiatric diseases, which nowadays remain a major public health issue.

This effect well illustrates the dialogue existing between epithelial cancer cells and CAFs in breast tumor milieu.

But then the last minutes were so heavy with dialogue about existing, being and memories, points that are probably more relevant to understanding why Clara exists than all the scenes with her parents (although I'm not discounting those).

Randal Johnson, the author of a new monograph on Mr. Oliveira (the first book in English about him), refers to this process as "palimpsestic writing," resulting in films that are "consistently in dialogue" with existing texts.

While the negotiated resolution of any conflict is a desirable goal, the Turkish government would be wise to weigh the public's expectations of this dialogue with existing realities, which will affect the immediate and long-term outcome of bilateral developments between the two countries and Turkey's relations with the United States and Azerbaijan.

Analytic induction involved the iterative testing of theoretical ideas, which was used to refine and categorize themes grounded in the data while emerging themes were evaluated in dialogue with existing social science theory.

To substantiate our assumptions, we first set out pedagogically valuable features of classroom dialogue by summarising existing findings on effective verbal teacher student interactions.

Community Wise is a new approach where oppressed individuals join in critical dialogue, tap into existing community resources, and devise, implement and evaluate their own community solutions to structural barriers.

The work featured portraits, still lives, and abstractions, some of them worked into or participating in a dialogue with the existing structure of the vault.

Collectively, the papers of this special issue significantly upscale existing dialogue around the processes of engaging men and boys in gender transformative work.

Although the issues are often big and the meeting times relatively short, events such as national workshops can be seen as a beginning or continuation of the existing dialogue and debate.