Sentence examples for generating danger from inspiring English sources

The beads did not appear damaged and only a few foreign-body multinucleated giant cells were found (Figure 2E), an indication that the beads were no longer generating danger signals to the innate immune system.

Perhaps it is necessary that drug metabolites be capable of generating danger signals such as high mobility group box (HMGB) 1, heat shock proteins and S100 proteins from damaged cells, to act as costimulators.

When we run out of new fun, we must generate danger.

They recognize conserved molecular patterns of microbes, initiate rapid anti-microbial responses protecting the host during the fist days of infection, and generate danger-signals including cytokines and co-stimulatory molecules required for activation of the adaptive immune system [1].

Marian Gaborik, Vinny Prospal, Brandon Dubinsky and any other Ranger regarded as a goal-scorer generated little danger.

Platelets sense and are activated by multiple signals generated in danger situations met by the organism.

This generates some danger for ex vivo stimulation of monocytes by the separation media providing erroneous false-positive results.

If such a policy is maintained for too long, there is obviously a danger of generating another asset price bubble, and we'd be back to where we were when Bernanke's tenure at the Fed began.

If kangaroo behavior can be significantly altered, such as by generating fearful responses to danger cues [6], then impacts may be more naturally managed [7].

Danger generates these ad hoc camaraderies.

Tonry added: "That is enough time to evacuate the area, take measures to protect buildings and other infrastructure, and be alert to a tsunami danger generated by ocean impacts".