Sentence examples for environments that characterize from inspiring English sources
The secrecy and lax regulatory environments that characterize many offshore tax havens also invite money-laundering.
Perhaps conflicts can be discouraged if costs are shouldered equally or if a neutral outside source provides the necessary financial resources, but this seems unlikely to happen in the uncertain funding environments that characterize competitive research.
Finally, in the winner-take-all environment that characterizes many competitive fields, cheating feels like a hedge against that most degrading sensation: being a chump.
We could speculate that the strong inflammatory environment that characterizes IPEX syndrome at the onset 35, 36 interferes with Tr1-cell induction, which requires persistent antigen exposure in tolerogenic environmental conditions 37, 38.
Generally speaking the procatabolic cytokine environment that characterizes disease states associated with inflammation and the critically ill, due to excessive localized elaboration of proinflammatory cytokines [ 42] may be altered by EMS.
It is generally agreed that estrogens, and possibly androgens, are important in the etiology of breast cancer, but no consensus exists as to the precise estrogenic or androgenic environment that characterizes risk, or the exogenous factors that influence the hormonal milieu.
But the average lifespan of a corporate desktop PC is 3.4 years, Smulders says, and when you consider the overheated PC sales environment that characterized 1998 and 1999, a lot of companies may be looking to buy new boxes next year.
Although our findings are rather modest, such studies are useful first steps in understanding the complex gene-environment interactions that characterize anxiety disorders.
Little is known about the complex interplay between the extracellular mechanical environment and the mechanical properties that characterize the dynamic intracellular environment.
