Sentence examples for greater internalization from inspiring English sources

A constructivist learner-centered approach towards education has been argued to produce greater internalization and application of knowledge compared to the traditional teacher-centered, transmission-oriented approach.

This preferential interaction of NMs with cancer cell membranes over normal cell membranes could lead to the greater internalization of NMs in cancer cells.

In addition, a longer post-treatment time induced greater internalization of PhA/CAR micelles, which resulted in higher phototoxicity, suggesting an increase in photo killing activity against the tumor cells of interest.

This study sought to investigate a) whether greater internalization of the athletic-ideal is associated with higher body dissatisfaction, dieting, bulimic symptoms and compulsive exercise, and b) whether body dissatisfaction mediates the relationship between athletic-ideal internalization and the disordered eating and exercise behaviours of dieting, bulimic symptoms and compulsive exercise.

93 It could also reflect differing dietary choices 94 or greater internalization of stress in higher earning groups.

This finding suggests girls had greater internalization of societal messages about a desirable weight or were subjected to a greater degree of criticism about their weight [ 22].

Compared with gelonin fusion with one F3 peptide (F3-Gel), tandem-multimeric F3-gelonins showed even greater cell internalization and tumor cell killing ability.

Interestingly, the addition of a secondary antibody (as a crosslinking agent) during anti-GluA2 treatment caused greater receptor internalization and synaptic localization.

Brumshtein et al. [ 8] compared imiglucerase and velaglucerase alfa, and concluded that both have similar three-dimensional structures and comparable kinetic parameters, and a two-fold greater rate of internalization into a human macrophage cell line (U937) for velaglucerase alfa.

However, BMDCs showed the greatest binding and/or internalization for the mannosylated recombinant OVA proteins when compared to the deglycosylated OVA antigens (Fig. 3).

S2, S3, and DeltaCCR1 were also resistant to internalization, mediated greater phosphatidylinositol hydrolysis and sustained Ca(2+) mobilization, and were only partially desensitized by RANTES, relative to S1 and CCR1.