Whereas Trump took credit for the president producing his birth certificate in 2011, but never answered why he continued inflaming doubts through January of this year.
Circulating naïve lymphocytes entering the lymph node through the high endothelial venule, and leukocytes entering inflamed tissues through venule capillaries, use a similar mechanism of transendothelial migration, as shown by the three-step Springer model [ 17].
Lymphotoxin-α-deficient mice show a marked impairment of lymphoid organisation in secondary lymphoid organs, but normal recruitment of naive and memory T cells to peripheral inflamed tissue through the CCR7/CCL21 system [ 36].
The Garner incident was captured on video and shown repeatedly through the media, inflaming tensions and creating a likely sympathetic jury.
Philosophy becomes "conceptual epidemiology": analysing and assessing how techniques, vocabularies, concepts, metaphors and research practices spread through research fields worldwide, infecting and inflaming the tissues of the broader societal life-world as well.
Similarly, we hypothesized that an unexplained micro-abscess formed at the anastomotic site, and a subsequent very small pinhole leak persisted (this leak was not observed on diagnostic imaging), and it was inflamed into the urethra through the prostate, completing the fistula.
Anger surges like fire through my body at the sound of my old pet name, inflaming my heart and flowing down to my fingertips.
That might end up further inflaming the anger of Iraqi Sunnis, who have already helped the advance of ISIS through Iraq.
I got a bit better through taking medication, and started working in the City, but it was really stressful, and the stress was inflaming it even more.
He blamed politicians for inflaming the issue.
"They risk inflaming tension between vulnerable communities".
