Sentence examples for grave cell from inspiring English sources

While being detained in Syria for 10 months, he was placed in a "grave cell" measuring 6 feet long, 7 feet high and 3 feet wide which was infested with rats.

Mr. Arar, a Canadian citizen, was rendered to Syria, where he was detained in a grave-like cell for 10 months and tortured.

This finding predicts that there is a mechanism that causes normal cells to become cancerous, i.e., there is possibility that the p53 oscillation behaviors of cells with grave DNA damage allow for the cell cycle progression without sufficiently repairing the DNA damage.

Mr. Arar was tortured and held for almost a year in a grave-size underground cell before being let go.

The misregulation of any of these master regulators can have grave consequences for cell-type specification and cellular function.

Wider-Fi networks pose a grave threat to the cell phone industry, which aims to blanket the country with wireless Web access by upgrading networks to higher-speed 3G, or third-generation, technology.

However, the use of toxic metals such as lead in the perovskite dye and the disposal methods of perovskite solar cells cause grave concerns about their environmental impacts.

The result is transcriptional silencing of one of the two X chromosomes in female somatic cells (Graves and Gartler 1986).

Autophosphorylation at the activation segment residue T180 has been suggested to be of functional importance for DAPK3 activity, because a T180A mutant is resistant to activation and suppresses DAPK3 function in cells (Graves et al, 2005).

She went through most of her life, she says, straddling a jail cell and a grave.

But an inkling of how the group might respond can be found in the July 2007 statements of Michael McConnell, America's director of national intelligence, expressing grave apprehension about Hezbollah sleeper cells in the United States that could go into action should the Americans cross the organization's "red line".