Sentence examples for expressed antagonistic from inspiring English sources

All RCCs expressed antagonistic TRAIL-R3 and -R4 with weak signals for TRAIL-R3 in the majority of cell lines.

Moreover, especially between the bacterial inhabitants, we found a high proportion, approx. 1/3 of the bacteria, which expressed antagonistic traits against R. solani.

Participants therefore expressed antagonistic attitudes toward the use of indicators that measure how often physicians prescribe lower-priced drugs, asserting that these indicators may promote prescription of 'cheap' drugs and degrade the quality of medical services.

If the two peoples and their respective media continue to express antagonistic sentiments, ongoing negotiations will inevitably suffer.

And why do they so often express harsh, antagonistic opinions about each other (Box 1)?

Sterilization of soils by pasteurisation, fumigation, or autoclaving usually allows the pathogen to proliferate giving the opportunity to the biocontrol agent to express its antagonistic activity under optimal conditions for the target's growth.

Potential parallels with human life history are of interest because the reproductive life span of females appears to be increasing over time (Stearns et al. 2010); older females are predicted to express sexually antagonistic alleles more strongly, which may influence risks of reproductive disorders in particular.

Southeast Asian leaders have also expressed concern that antagonistic actions like the economic sanctions against Myanmar just imposed by the United States could push it into a closer alliance with China, whose growing power and assertiveness are a big source of regional concern.

The measurement of their antifungal strength in vitro resulted in the selection of Streptomyces rochei ACTA1551 as the isolate that expressed the higher antagonistic activity.

The bioassay used to direct the analysis is the Chemically Activated Luciferase gene eXpression assay for androgen detection (AR CALUX®), for both agonistic and antagonistic responses, expressed as dihydrotestosterone (DHT) equivalents and flutamide (FLU) equivalents, respectively.

In them, he considers his own version of nationalism, one that is expressed in a particularly antagonistic manner.