Sentence examples for inflammatory character from inspiring English sources
Justin, whose character was 15 years old in the British version, is still an inflammatory character here at 17.
In the surrounding woods, Moran's fellow Western tutors regularly burn effigies of him and he, in return, subjects them to inflammatory character sketches: an Oxford graduate has "marvellous wit but bruised emotions", a Morris dancing tutor from Dorset is "chronically indecisive".
In fibrotic areas in the intestine of CD patients, a large number of CD68-positive mononuclear cells was detectable suggesting an inflammatory character of the fibrosis.
Twenty-four spinalesionsns detected by F PET/CT had no inflammatory character on MRI, while only a minority of them corresponded to fatty changes on T1-weighted MRI sequences (data not shown).
This lesion was associated with an accumulation of CD8+ lymphocytes (Figure 2C) and hematoxylin-stained cells of probably inflammatory character (Figure 2D).
They further maintained that molecular subtype and inflammatory character are two independent features of breast cancers.
As such, IFNγ (which promotes M1) is considered pro-atherogenic, IL-4 (which promotes M2a) is considered to have a dual pro and anti-inflammatory character, while IL-10 (which promotes M2c macrophages), is considered anti-atherogenic [37].
Thus, how the anti-inflammatory character of the apoptosis is maintained during the process has been unclear.
The net effect of IL-4 may depend on the disease stage, reflecting its dual, i.e. pro- and anti-inflammatory, character.
Many of the DE genes associated with enriched pathways are anti-inflammatory in character or are involved in tissue growth and repair, including Csf1, Csf3, Il10, Il11r, Il1rn, Socs3, Hmox1, Egfr, Vegf, and fos-induced growth factor (Figf).
Chayefsky never had much difficulty empathizing with Beale's plight or expressing his most inflammatory thoughts through that character, and the movie's most famous speech appears to have sprung from him readily, without the uncertainty that dogged him elsewhere.
