Sentence examples for genuine induction from inspiring English sources

The major controversial questions are a) the possible heterogeneity of the donor cell population and b) whether it is a genuine induction process that occurs in response to the host environment, or a result of fusion between host and donor cells.

Although it is not possible to speak of a formal causal relationship, this does suggest a genuine induction effect.

β-glucans are not found as components of pectins, which makes this pattern a genuine induction across carbon-sources of entirely different chemical make-up.

While both selection effects and joint exposures are likely to play a role in the observation of the diffusion of health behaviours through social networks over time [ 16], the case for a genuine induction effect is growing, particularly in the light of experimental research showing evidence for peer influence [ 17- 19].

Research using experimental approaches provide convincing demonstrations of genuine induction effects [ 17- 19, 33], while evidence for homophilous influence is visible from the pattern that same-sex friends, and same-sex siblings, exert a greater influence than opposite-sex friends, and opposite-sex siblings [ 10, 15], though this has been disputed [ 22].

The cause of subfertility in the couples donating the affected GV/MI primary oocytes was male factor or tuba obstruction, suggesting a genuine ovulation induction effect.

We crossed tub-Gal80 TS; hh-Gal4 flies to UAS-hid; UAS-p35 lines (for transient generation of undead cells) or UAS-hid or UAS-rpr lines (for induction of genuine apoptosis).

This is true under many different conditions: both when we generate undead cells (expressing rpr/ hid and p35) or upon induction of genuine apoptosis (expressing rpr/ hid alone); once there is ectopic expression of mitogens that leads to excessive proliferation and growth or while blocking mitogenic production or growth of the compartment.

Finally, induction refers to a genuine peer effect, whereby the preferences or actions of a social contact, or alter, influence the preferences and actions of the focal individual, or ego [ 15].

Hancock's love of the Gallic lifestyle, his induction into the art set, seems genuine, despite the character's growing sense of self-importance and susceptibility to flattery.

"There are many friends who have known me for most of my adult life; what they know is that the professional success I had achieved before Peter did nothing to bring me genuine happiness," she said of her fiancé, Peter White, at her 1998 induction to the United States Court of Appeals.