Sentence examples for internalised in from inspiring English sources

Therefore, endogenous CD59 is indeed internalised in transferrin-containing vesicles, and apparent internalisation in vesicles lacking transferrin may, at least under the conditions we have employed in this study, be an artifact due to incomplete removal of surface bound antibody.

The way grief becomes internalised in hunched shoulders and twisted limbs.

She's not stupid, either, although recovery has given her a story which she has dutifully internalised in order to make enough sense of her life to move on.

Kane gives no indication as to the required number of performers, or whether her dialogues are actual or internalised in a single consciousness.

Now the seagulls he had watched circling the sewage outlet on the Nice seafront, the doves that once flew freely in his studio, were internalised in the sensation of flight that drove the path of his scissor-blades.

"Perhaps individuals in modern society need not just the comfort and reassurance of the familiar, but have a need to be active rather than to accept passivity; a need to protect a fundamental orientation to action that is internalised in their personality and characteristic of their culture".

These are functions that universities are internalising in their intermediaries.

C-peptide has been shown to internalise in Swiss 3T3 and HEK 293 cells [ 40], and a very recent study in human aortic ECs and umbilical artery SMCs indicated that C-peptide was internalised by early endosomes [ 41].

Small amounts of BCG are internalised, resulting in small shifts of FITC fluorescence of the cells after internalisation.

The Clarks argued that these findings exposed internalised racism in African-American children, and led to psychological research into areas of self-esteem and self-concept.

The most common explanation of chemsex is that gay men have internalised homophobia in ways that cause them to experiment with drugs and sex.