Sentence examples for interactions raised from inspiring English sources

For most, the interactions raised the issue of how they, and society, should attempt to find a balance between responding to the harm these men had inflicted on others and the growth and potential of their lives today.

Yet, these interactions raise important and unresolved questions for law and policy.

Thus, the inclusion/exclusion of Exon8 generates significantly different capacity for SIRT1-protein interactions, raising the possibility of other distinct interactions and functions for SIRT1-ΔExon8 versus SIRT1-FL.

Zinc finger domains also can mediate protein-protein interactions, raising the possibility that Asx C-terminal deletion may disrupt an important transcriptional regulatory complex.

Second, either the total populations of monocytes or those depleted of CD16+ subsets are capable of increasing survival of DPSCs/MSCs against NK cells in three way interactions, raising the overall secretion of key cytokines responsible for the resistance and differentiation of stem cells and protection against NK cell mediated cytotoxicity.

The fact that quality has an influence on the period of oscillations that arise from consumer-resource interactions raises the question of the extent to which individuals can dampen or alter the period of consumer-resource oscillations by manipulating the proportion of resources over time that they allocate to growth in abundance versus elevating the average quality in the population.

Further, metabolic drug interactions raise the systemic exposure of indacaterol by a maximum of two-fold (data on file).

These nutrients are translocated and distributed in organs as a consequence of 'source- sink interactions' raising the possibility that translocated miRNAs are involved in regulating these interactions.

However, the increasing complexity of PML function and its promiscuous interactions raise a number of key questions: (i) Are these interactions tissue- or context-specific?

These interactions raise the possibility that Dectin-1 forms part of a tetraspanin mediated supramolecular signalling complex at the cell surface, which may involve several different PRRs.

Such interactions raise intriguing questions for future work into the relationship between stimulus processing, subjective awareness and the generation of metacognitive confidence.