Sentence examples for infliction to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, stably-transformed cells are not subjected to transfection immediately before the wound experiment and it is, therefore, preferable to perform the assay with 24 h serum starvation prior to wound infliction to avoid cell growth during wound closure.

The collected blood was processed (Cell Saver 5®, Haemonetics, Munich, Germany) and the red cells were re-transfused before trauma infliction to avoid early death from severe anaemia.

The systematic infliction of pain to secure compliance is torture.

Civilization now regards the infliction of physical pain to "correct" adults who break laws and trespass the rights of others as a gruesome relic of times we consider more barbarous than our own.

The capacity to feel pain grounds an obligation to avoid its infliction; the capacity to anticipate and dread as well as feel pain may ground a stronger obligation.

For the history of the privilege establishes not only that it is not to be interpreted literally, but also that its sole concern is, as its name indicates, with the danger to a witness forced to give testimony leading to the infliction of "penalties affixed to the criminal acts..

The idea that I have to wait three more years for this daily dose of hypocrisy and deliberate infliction of suffering to change depresses me greatly.

We therefore started to investigate appetitive aggression, i.e. the perpetration of violence and/or the infliction of harm to a victim for the purpose of experiencing violence-related enjoyment, empirically.

He compares forcing children to learn scientific methodology to an "infliction of a false identity," and compares this to Native American children in white-run schools being forced to give up their culture.

'This traditional right to freedom before conviction (or before order for deportation) permits the unhampered preparation of a defense, and serves to prevent the infliction of punishment prior to conviction.

"We are dealing undoubtedly with an infliction of damage to the country's security," Alexander Khinshtein, a prominent lawmaker, said last week.