Sentence examples for given the antagonistic from inspiring English sources

However, the road to getting a share of concessions — famously the most profitable part of the business — will be a bumpy one, especially given the antagonistic stance MoviePass has taken with industry leaders like AMC.

Finn's actions may have given him a sense of power, and perhaps they even felt cathartic at the time, given the antagonistic nature of his relationship with Santana.

Given the antagonistic effects on TCR signaling, CTLA4 engagement would be expected to inhibit this pathway, which has been demonstrated by some groups [22], [23].

Given the antagonistic roles of NMDA and AMPA receptors for enabling reverberatory activity during WM [ 8], where NMDA to AMPA ratios have been proposed to be crucial, we focused on parameter estimates related to these receptor types.

Perhaps this comes as no surprise, given the fiercely antagonistic ideological and political battles to which the Bush II administration has given rise.

Given the importance of this antagonistic bacterium as an industrial workhorse, this study was aimed to elucidate B. licheniformis NCIMB-8874 QS.

Given the cancer-relevant and antagonistic functions of KLF6 and KLF6-SV1 it will be important to define the functionality of the putative NLS, the 5BR, as well as the role of nucleo-cytoplasmic shuttling in regulating KLF6/KLF6-SV1 function.

Given the selective pressures under which these microbes are placed, development of syntrophic and antagonistic relationships is not surprising.

Given their antagonistic effects on the floral transition, the co-directionality of EDM2 and WNK8-dependent transcriptome changes seems counter-intuitive.

This would lead to an over-expression of this histone variant which, given its antagonistic relationship with DNA methylation, could in turn exacerbate the global DNA hypomethylation [ 12].

Vicente Rangel and Ramón Cabrera, known as the Big Flowerpot, are not private detectives, but they might as well be, given their antagonistic relationship with their fellow police officers and their inability to trust anyone else whose paths they cross.