Sentence examples for internalized in the form from inspiring English sources

A tool used to thwart that power, it had over time become internalized in the form of conscience, creating a "sick" animal whose will is at war with its own vital instincts.

The experiences of stigma catalyzed by poverty revolve around experiences of devaluation, exclusion, and disadvantage [ 16], which may be internalized in the forms of self-hatred, self-isolation, and shame [ 17].

So multiplication is a double terror: not only is it remote from our intuitive sense of number; it has to be internalized in a form that clashes with the evolved organization of our memory.

These extensions converge to seal over the internalizing cells in the form of rosettes.

Mbns are believed to be secreted under copper limiting conditions in a copper-free (apo) form to acquire copper from the environment and then internalized in a copper-loaded form to provide essential copper to the methanotroph [ 16, 17].

The difference between the sort of novels he writes and, say, those of David Foster Wallace, is that Wallace internalizes those competing versions in the form of paranoid self-consciousness, which paralyzes behavior, whereas Unsworth holds his characters' actions up to inherited moral templates and examines the slippage.

All the isolates were able to internalize and wild isolates internalized in a greater degree but survivality within the tissue seems to be the same.

This indicated that the lipase had been internalized in vesicles.

While the two forms of the vaccine were both shown to be actively internalized in vitro in bone-marrow-derived antigen presenting cells (APCs), immunogenicity was demonstrated to be strongly dependent on antigen organization.

The gut usually forms from a population of cells that are localized at one point of the early embryo and that get internalized in a process called gastrulation [ 7].

The non-sonicated α-Syn amyloids were internalized in similar percentage (Fig. 1a,b).