Sentence examples for has now induced from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda has now induced one nation to abandon the Iraqi people.

However, this possibility is extremely unlikely as several new experiments suggest that an epigenetic mechanism causes VSG121 silencing 5 days after induction: A) We have now induced VSG121 expression in a population for 72h followed by limiting dilution to 1 cell/ml and cloning on a 96-well plate.

This protein has now been shown to induce Htt sumoylation leading to neuronal cytotoxicity (Subramaniam et al. 2009).

Like cADPR, NAADP was discovered in sea urchin eggs [ 11] and has now been found to induce Ca2+ signaling in mammalian cells as well [ 9, 10].

A more recent study has now shown that neurotransmitter can directly induce the de novo formation of mature spines during development in cortical neurons [ 53 ].

He does not scorn their [western writers'] good opinion; the Nobel award gave him "a lonely joy", even though he has been induced now to reject it.

Until now, luminescence has been mainly induced by substrate (luciferin) injected intraperitoneally [ 21, 22].

The slowdown has been induced by three factors.

Several groups have now turned to induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, a type of cell created by reprogramming adult cells back into an embryonic state.

Now, I've done my fair share of chemicals over the years and every one of them with exception has induced a mind altered state (generally followed by a massive come down, but the weekend was never very far away).

Now, after a long trend of globalisation, the premium on education has induced ever more people to go to university.