Sentence examples for identity initiated from inspiring English sources

Jacob Bloch's midlife snafu is compounded by a crisis of religious identity initiated by the situation in Israel.

Just weeks ago, Eric Besson, France's minister of national identity, initiated an inquiry lasting into 2010 into how the French define their Frenchness.

The project makes up part of an international research program on family physicians' professional identity initiated with a 2007 CIHR-funded investigation (MOP-85044) in which we studied processes of medical student identification with family medicine in medical schools [ 3– 5].

An investigation into Mr. Oyewole's true identity was initiated after the Port Authority's inspector general received an anonymous tip, a Port Authority spokesman, Steve Coleman, said.

These cells have lost their mesenchymal identity and initiated the transition into cells of epithelial origin.

mTOR regulates cellular growth, but it also helps to maintain lysosome identity by initiating lysosomal tubulation through a process termed autophagosome-lysosome reformation (ALR).

This study was designed to examine the possibility of self-protective changes in athletic identity (AI) being initiated after the occurrence of a severe injury.

Mal'akh appears in the stereotypically sinister prologue, disguising his identity as he is initiated into the highest echelon of Freemasonry.

At the time the screen was initiated, the identity of exonucleases involved in the 5'–3' resection of DSB ends was unknown, and the only activities known to cleave DNA substrates containing a Holliday junction were the mitochondrial protein Cce1 and the Mus81-Mms4 complex.

Autoimmunity, therefore, does not just threaten or destroy all attempts at securing identity, it also initiates the coming of the event that opens up the "im-possible" future to come.

The minimal sequence identity required to initiate recombination varies depending on the system and species being tested, but has been shown to involve 20 or fewer consecutive identical nucleotides for some types of recombination [ 46, 47].