Sentence examples for inappropriate drive from inspiring English sources

In cell culture, senescence is characterized by large flat cell morphology (hypertrophy), beta-Gal staining, hyper-secretory phenotype, activated DNA-damage response (even in the absence of DNA damage), resistance to signals (such as insulin), elevated cyclins with inappropriate drive into S-phase, and loss of proliferative potential (PP) [ 17, 24- 42, 17].

Our ideal candidate is fun and energetic, and can hold his/her own when negotiating whether it's inappropriate to drive, to catcall, or to pass out in the foyer of our co-­op.

Some gropers, Dr. Bonn said, are deviants who strike to carry out a sexual fetish or to satiate "an inappropriate pleasure driven by immature fantasies".

During the discussion Dr. Kagan had also pointed to the possibility that "premature and inappropriate assessment" could drive curriculum in inappropriate ways or put teachers in jeopardy when they don't deserve to be.

(I've seen a lot to be cynical about in my 31 years in the education field). During the discussion Dr. Kagan had also pointed to the possibility that "premature and inappropriate assessment" could drive curriculum in inappropriate ways or put teachers in jeopardy when they don't deserve to be.

In comparison, a report of two cases with Castleman's disease (characterized by chronic IL-6 overproduction) showed reduction in hepcidin secretion following treatment with anti-IL-6 receptor antibodies, suggesting that chronic stimulation and/or inflammation may drive inappropriate hepcidin responses and thus ACD [53], [54].

Specifically, we assessed whether expressing one constituent would drive inappropriate expression or suppression of the other constituent.

However, the positive influence of ADDO training and accreditation alone has not outweighed the factors that drive inappropriate antibiotic dispensing, including patient demand and irrational prescribing in facilities.

Normal cellular transactions are replete with opportunities to assemble erroneous SNARE complexes that could drive inappropriate fusion or trigger unregulated and irreversible organelle aggregation.

These were a) parental concern about breast milk, infant contentment and growth; b) the belief that the main cause of infant distress is hunger is widespread and drives inappropriate feeding; c) rationalisation for infants' larger size; d) parental uncertainty about identifying and managing infants at risk of obesity and e) intentions and behaviour in relation to a healthy lifestyle.

A bonus scheme for employers "drove inappropriate behaviour" by staff willing to commit fraud.