Sentence examples for harmful expression from inspiring English sources

One could read Stephen as offering what is still an instrumentalist account of criminal law; it is important to satisfy that "feeling of hatred and the desire of vengeance" in "a regular public and legal manner" (loc. cit)., because otherwise they will find more violent, uncontrolled and socially harmful expression (compare Gardner 1998 31 322).

First, weakening of transcriptional repression in normally silent regions of the genome could cause the potentially harmful expression of silenced genes, for example those imprinted; but also inserted viral and parasitic transposons.

We suggest that the most clinically informative measure of CD36 is the ratio of its monocyte (beneficial) to platelet (harmful) expression, with ratio values inversely proportional to severity and with low ratios associated with CM and isolated LA.

A similar type of problem exists with regards to other types of legal approaches that are designed specifically to target harmful expressions (e.g. hate speech laws).

(Stefan, YMI participant Belgrade, IDI) Another theme that emerged is that YMI sessions enabled participants to gain a direct experience of harmful expressions of masculinity – such as being stereotyped or having power over another individual.

Participant reflections also highlighted the value of programme's experiential, interactive curriculum in creating opportunities for boys to reach their own conclusions and to gain first-hand experiences of being subjected to harmful expressions of masculinity, such as feeling powerless or being stereotyped.

Conversely, when Sir2 levels are increased, it delays the age-related loss of repressive marks and the loss of gene silencing that leads to harmful gene expression (e.g. mating type locus expression and sterility) [ 3, 18, 20].

Conceptually, the antisense approach represents an elegant strategy, involving the targeting to and association of an ODN sequence with a specific mRNA via base-pairing, resulting in an impairment of functional and/or harmful protein expression in normal and diseased cells/tissue, respectively.

Leakiness of the mouse mammary tumor virus (MMTV) promoter resulting in harmful Pik3caH1047R expression in tissues other than mammary gland was thought to be the cause.

12. Quinn uses the expression, "harmful positive agency" for doing harm and "harmful negative agency" for allowing harm.

And by substituting special interests for the public interest, it is harmful to democratic expression".