Sentence examples for is internalised as from inspiring English sources

He comments that the origin of the horror of Inseminoid is internalised as the seed of a violent alien life form, which renders Sandy "woman-as-other", or "abject Other".

However, whilst extrinsic motivators may decrease intrinsic motivation [ 8], if the reward is internalised as a sign of competence, as opposed to a bribe [ 9] or is considered satisfying [ 10] intrinsic motivation may be maintained.

The work also explores the way these commands are internalised as emotional and visceral states.

"This feeds into sexual stereotypes and rape myths, which unfortunately are internalised by girls as well as boys.

In saturation binding assays, the diabody showed specific binding to PSMA+ cells with a Kd of 3.3 ± 0.2 nM (mean of four independent experiments).The diabody is internalised rapidly upon incubation with DU145-PSMA cells as determined by confocal microscopy.

"It is internalised hatred, bred by oppression.

We have previously shown that, when injected into the notochord, non-pathogenic Mycobacterium marinum Tes:A mutant bacteria are internalised by notochordal cells as revealed, using TEM, by the presence of the bacteria in endosomes (Alibaud et al., 2011).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03970.020 The comparatively small list of proteins that are depleted from the plasma membrane upon AP2 siRNA treatment is heterogeneous, and includes proteins thought to be internalised via clathrin-coated pits such as ADAM 10 (Marcello et al., 2013).

Figure 4: E. coli O104:H4 OMVs bind to human IECs and are internalised via dynamin-dependent endocytosis.

Our data also provides evidence that ECM molecules are internalised during breast cancer development and metastasis.

"Deserter's Songs is more internalised," adds vocal, guitar, strings and Chamberlin maestro Jonathan Donahue.