Sentence examples for further camps from inspiring English sources

A magistrate is set to decide on Monday whether to grant the injunction banning any further camps in the city.

Two further camps are under construction for Azaz, aid workers said, and more could be to come.

Afterwards the Scotsmen pulled a 12-year-old boy, who had been shot through the eye but was still alive, from the creek, and marched him on ahead at gunpoint in search of further camps.

Cllr Nigel Murphy Manchester City Council's executive member for neighbourhoods, said: "We have served a notice on both camps, but the protestors are still camped out so we are applying for an injunction which will stop them setting up further camps within the city centre.

The squad holds its first training camp at RAF Cranwell over the weekend of 16-17 March, with four further camps in preparation for the World Cup campaign in October.

The ministry needed further camps, and contracted Butlin to build them.

Anyway, if our democracy really is irredeemably broken, the polls would seem to suggest that further camping is unlikely to turns things around.

As can be seen in Figure 3B, IBMX superfusion stimulated cAMP production approximately 2-fold at 3 hrs and 4.5-fold at 24 hrs in the E7 transformed cells compared to the control cells, while the further cAMP elevation after forskolin (FSK) treatment was similar in both conditions.

The underlying assumption is that cAMP binds to PKA in a non-cooperative manner, i.e. the binding of a molecule of cAMP to PKA does not affect the binding/dissociation of further cAMP molecules.

Further, vacant receptors exert a low level of constitutive cAMP signalling, which is tightly controlled by PDE4 activity; activation of RXFP1 with sub-picomolar concentrations of relaxin drives further cAMP production by AC2, overcoming the tonic regulation exerted by PDE4.

The production of cAMP waves by D. discoideum cells consists of a positive feedback loop where extracellular cAMP acting on cAR1 stimulates further cAMP production by adenylyl cyclase A (ACA), and a negative feedback loop where cAMP inhibits ACA and stimulates its own hydrolysis.