Sentence examples for induced an idea from inspiring English sources

The weakness of Russia induced an idea of "Grand Finland" among the expansive factions of both the right and left; the Reds had claims concerning the same areas.

In the years after Welles' broadcast, a few writers spread the idea that it had induced a mass panic.

An idea that induces a 'why hasn't this been done already' moment.

These data support the idea that HMGA1, inducing an overactivation of DNA damage response, makes less effective the blockade of this pathway by CTX.

Slug overexpression markedly enhanced the tumor growth in vivo (A549/EGFP, 378 ± 37 mm and A549/Slug, 1820 ± 491 mm), supporting the idea that Slug induces an aggressive phenotype (Fig. 5A).

Some observations induced the idea of misclassification.

Then our laughter would have been induced by the idea of a landlady's asking a horse a question and the horse's answering an entirely different form of joke.

Equally obvious is his failure, in most cases, to make this kind of form work. Part of the problem is that his ideas are so uninteresting; and again, where one uninteresting idea can induce a kind of benign lethargy (alternatively, meditative experience), two or three in alternation soon become irritating.

The wedge detail tested in this project is a new design that builds upon the idea of inducing a plastic hinge away from the column face to dissipate the energy that would otherwise yield the connection.

These data are therefore consistent with the idea that inducing a Th1 response enhances immunity against B. parapertussis.

Decision tree is a classical idea to induce a set of exclusive rules covering the training data only once, and thus the rules are sensitive to slight change of training data.