Sentence examples for disabled upon from inspiring English sources
Thus, undifferentiated HESCs are programmed to self-destruct in response to oxidative stress signals, whereas this mechanism is firmly disabled upon differentiation into decidual cells.
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We further show that this hitherto unrecognized coupling of JNK stress signaling to the SUMO conjugation pathway is disabled upon decidualization of HESCs, mediated, at least in part, by the induction of MAP kinase phosphatase 1 (MKP1), thereby ensuring that progesterone signaling is unaffected under conditions of oxidative stress.
Their courtship is agonisingly interrupted by the needs of her mentally disabled brother, upon whom she lavishes unrelenting care and attention.
(10) Receives an annuity payment under: section 2(a)(1)(iv) of the Railroad Retirement Act of 1974and is determined to be eligible to receive Medicare by the Railroad Retirement Board; or section 2(a)(1)(v) of the Railroad Retirement Act of 1974 and is determined to be disabled based upon the criteria used under title XVI of the Social Security Act.
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Ms. Almonte's life changed, too; a botched abdominal surgery in 1991, she says, left her depressed, disabled and dependent upon friends for medication.
Life on the Disabled List Once upon a time, Kerry Wood and Mark Prior were going to pitch the Cubs to their first World Series championship since 1908.
"A year ago the children's commissioner warned the government that these changes would result in a sharp increase in child poverty and homelessness, with a disproportionate impact upon disabled children and children of disabled parents, and some BME groups.
It lays bare the multiple injustices heaped upon disabled people and their families, detailing the effects of a range of measures affecting them that have been introduced since 2010.
Poor and disabled persons dependent upon medical assistance from government have substantially less informational privacy vis-à-vis government than wealthy and healthy persons.
