Sentence examples for inducing action from inspiring English sources

At the Doctor's private therapy center, the Remobilization Farm, Jake is given "mythotherapy" in which he is instructed to read Sartre and to assign himself "masks" to abolish the ego, thus conquering his paralysis by inducing action through taking on symbolic roles.

In its presence, neither TCDD nor DDT showed any inducing action of this marker.

On the other hand, this effect of FGF-2 was also evidenced to be involved in strong endogenous inducing action of VEGF-A and HGF [ 23, 24].

Thus, we observed the same inducing action of GMDP, immobilized onto the AMNPs, upon the synthesis of factors, activating macrophages, and its specific inhibitors without prevalence of activatory signals.

Briefly, the action of laurate as the pore inducer depended on energetic condition of the mitochondria, namely, in winter in the low-energetic LLM laurate decreased the inducing action of Ca2+ plus Pi (see Figure 4, trace 7), whereas in spring it enhanced the action of these effectors.

Here we provide evidence that the cell cycle arresting and apoptosis inducing actions of ATP involved the activation of P2Y2-receptors in oesophageal cancer cells.

Antiproliferative as well as apoptosis inducing actions of extracellular nucleotides are thought to result from (prolonged) stimulation of functionally expressed P2-receptors.

We start with a gasp-inducing action sequence in Mexico City for the Day of the Dead.

First, he said, he believes it was a very good movie (but what would you expect him to say?) Also, he pointed out, it was shown on the first Sunday of the television season on which professional football games were not shown -- meaning there were millions of men who did not get their weekly fill of testosterone-inducing action and were, thus, ripe for a good, old-fashioned western.

Mike Crockart, MP for Edinburgh West, accused UKBA of "heavy-handed, rhetoric-induced action".

Depending on the context, a dendritic cell could induce action or inaction, immunity or tolerance.