Sentence examples for enforced to express from inspiring English sources

Here we show that similarly to regular thymocytes, developing B cells enforced to express the Notch ligand Delta-like-1 (DLL1) efficiently induce the non-polarized, three-dimensional (3D) meshwork architecture of cortical TECs in fetal thymic organ culture.

In fetal thymic organ culture system, B cells enforced to express Delta-like-1 could efficiently induce TECs development to establish three-dimensional architecture of thymic environment [ 42].

The next section focuses on how policy can be expressed and enforced to meet this requirement.

There is little assurance that current computer systems keep data integrity and traditional (theoretical and practical) approaches to express and enforce security properties are, in general, unsatisfactory [46, 53].

The uniformity of prices could ensure that no reduction will be enforced, but United are thought to be keen to express their feelings to Uefa.

In interviews after Boogaard's death, Scott appeared to express some reluctance about his job as an enforcer.

Business rules enable businesspeople to express requirements regarding what is required without needing to define the details of where and how the requirements are enforced in the operation of the business.

Liberty to express yourself.

Pres. to express himself.

Left behind by economic growth, Muslims are more demoralised and depressed than ever; and the country's extreme inequalities, often enforced with violence, express themselves in new forms, ranging from suicides by tens of thousands of farmers, to militant insurgencies.

In June, a United Nations working group on enforced disappearances expressed growing concern about the rise in such cases inside China, calling them "the continuation of a disturbing trend in the suppression of dissidents".