Sentence examples for ideal milieu from inspiring English sources
3. Confusion Is Qaddafi's Ideal Milieu The way the rebels poured into Tripoli the other day, gleeful at the lack of armed opposition, was characteristically amateurish behavior.
Molecular interactions that link tumour progression to developmental biology provide the ideal milieu for a tumour to adapt and evade targeted therapies.
The interactions between breast cancer cells with the microenvironment of bone have been thought to provide an ideal milieu for cancer cells.
This study demonstrated that salivary fluid might represent a novel ideal milieu for the detection of a diagnostic panel of candidate biomarkers for pSS, and to gain an insight into the pathogenetic processes underlying glandular and systemic autoimmune disorders.
In an ideal milieu, a CN of 1 would produce an LR of -1 (log2(1/2)) and a CN of 3 would produce an LR of +0.58 (log2(3/2)).
This will allow the clinician to take full advantage of the many potentialities of salivary fluid as an ideal milieu for the diagnosis of pSS and other systemic diseases and for the identification of the pathogenetic processes underlying glandular and systemic disorders.
The playwright, Raymond Jones, knows the milieu.
When, at the end of the 1970s, he answers a wanted ad for a compere at the new Comedy Store, he finds that his schooling in revolutionary politics and avant-garde theatre is ideal for a new comedy milieu that owes more to Weimar cabaret than the working-men's clubs.
Crane's opus, "The Bridge," the democratic ideals symbolized by the bridge and the cultural milieu that supported the expression of those ideals -- these are as finely woven into the Guggenheim's site as the cables that support the bridge's roadbed.
This milieu may therefore not provide an ideal test bed for the evolution of novel molecular machines via tinkering.
We choose circulating leukocytes as our target tissue because these cells were bathed in oxygenated blood with plentiful supply of oxygen, hence representing an ideal environment to study metabolic changes in a normal/high oxygen milieu.
