Sentence examples for increasingly the normal from inspiring English sources
A multitude of cellular and molecular interactions take place between malignant and normal cells during tumour progression, and increasingly the normal cells are considered to be therapeutic targets in their own right.
Specific surgical advances of the last several decades have enabled spinal surgeons to increasingly preserve more of the normal tissue in efforts to enhance postoperative results.
This enables the radiation dose in the tumour to be increasingly enhanced while sparing the normal tissue.
Progress in clarifying cellular, molecular and biochemical processes that regulate immune response provides increasingly acceptable enlightenment for the normal status of tolerance to self-antigens that guards most humans from Ehrlich's imagined horror, autotoxicus [ 1].
Those seeking favors or to promote projects increasingly sought her help, bypassing the normal, legal channels.
Tail anchored proteins embrace a group of transmembrane molecules, which are increasingly recognized as critical for the normal functioning of the different organelles that harbor them.
One is to attach spectrum tendencies to increasingly valued "normal" social roles, and they've seen the utility, as well as the fun, of contesting ownership of the word "normal" and coming up with a sharply sardonic account of the disease symptoms of "neurotypicals" (NTs) — "preoccupation with social concerns, delusions of superiority, and obsession with conformity".
Similarly, [V]pl was increasingly dependent on qTotalVEGF,Normal but largely insensitive to qTotalVEGF,Calf, following the much larger intravasation flow from the normal compartment relative to that from the calf (Fig. 4).
Distributed companies with employees scattered all around the world are increasingly normal and acceptable.
Sexting – the sending and receiving of nude pictures and sexually explicit text messages – is increasingly becoming normal among teenagers, who often don't realise they may be acting illegally and could face police action, according to the government's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.
