Sentence examples for effects of the educated from inspiring English sources
In addition, the CNS endothelia were isolated and cultured to mimic the microenvironment of the CNS in vitro, the effects of the CNS endothelia on the infiltrated DCs and the effects of the educated DCs on T cell activation and proliferation were explored.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate whether TECK in the endometriotic milieu regulates the Treg differentiation, apoptosis and function and to explore further the effect of these educated Tregs on the growth and invasion of ESCs in endometriosis.
But fewer people understand the overall effects of an educated society on the economy.
Hospital administrators from the 31 trusts provided information on the size, teaching status, technology status and location of the trusts, which we use to describe the different trusts and control for in our analyses of the effects of non-UK educated nurses on patient satisfaction.
Fourth, the paper is related to the literature on the effects of a highly educated workforce on labor productivity.
On occasion, a difficult or relatively unfamiliar word is used by a President and is parroted by his spokesmen as if no synonym existed; this has the effect of educating the public on the meaning or pronunciation of the Word of the Week.
Biggest challenge: In girls club we act out dramas about the effects of not educating girls.
Some highlighted the social effects of educated midwives providing a positive role model for women and girls.
The 2003 SARS outbreak posed a significant challenge to Taiwan's health care system but also had the potentially beneficial effect of educating the public about the need for seeking health care earlier [28] and protective behaviors [29], [30].
Read Nick Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn's new book Half The Sky to learn about the butterfly effect of an educated woman versus her male counterpart.
