Sentence examples for into innate from inspiring English sources

Lévi-Strauss, however, believed that structural similarities underlie all cultures and that an analysis of the relationships among cultural units could provide insight into innate and universal principles of human thought.

Taken together, our findings provide an insight into innate immune response of amphioxus and evolution of the TAB1 gene family.

Investigation of the mechanisms by which sex and sex hormones regulate immune response pathways will provide important new insights into innate and humoral immunity.

However, beyond the physical barrier there are important biochemical and physiological protective mechanisms, a major component of which is the immune system, which can be divided into innate (non-adaptive) and cognate (adaptive) components.

Concerted efforts of modern pharmacogenetics, novel insights into innate immunity and contributions from molecular virology will hopefully allow deciphering the precise mechanism(s) that are at the basis of the antiviral effect of this nucleoside analogue.

Both men and women suffer in a culture in which expectations about how they should behave take precedence over how they want to behave, so much so that cultural "shoulds" morph into innate "desires".

Further study of the zebrafish DSS- and TNBS-induced enterocolitis models will lead to insights into innate-immunity-mediated intestinal inflammation.

It taps into something innate".

And he taps into the innate fear most Americans have about government activism and overreach".

But on those rare occasions that a fish strikes my line and pulls hard, I do tap into that innate thrill that underlies fishing's enduring appeal.

Such artistic hubris feeds into the innate need for pop stars who reach a certain plateau to be seen as more than pop stars: see also Paul McCartney thinking he's a classical composer.