Sentence examples for malignant energy from inspiring English sources

Add to that Sher's unimaginative handling of crowd scenes and you wind up with a show that only warms up as the jealous Moor's blood begins to boil — but once it does, it crackles with malignant energy.

We had both got what we wanted: the Beeb had its interview (without conditions) and he had shown me he was not a black hole of malignant energy.

In the Christian part of Europe, it is believed that a simple but effective form of protection against the evil eye and malignant energies is to make the sign of the cross with one hand and signal towards the source of the evil eye with the index and pinkie fingers.

Thus, such inhibition to cell-proliferating rate can be monitored by the deficit of [3H] tritiated thymidine incorporation in the tumor malignant cells, provided that energy of such deficit part (U%) of the thymidine dose is equivalent to the energy of the malignant fraction (M%) of that tumor and denoted by ETumor which expresses the patient-specific histologic grade.

Early in the 1930s, oncologists and scientists have noticed the alteration of energy metabolism in malignant tumors.

While (ΣEHypoxic.cell) constitutes nearly the entire energy of the malignant tumor fraction (ETumor) which considered the specific tumor histologic grade (Moawad 2010, 2011).

Hexokinase, the first enzyme in the glycolytic pathway, not only improves the cell's energy supply in malignant cells, but also protects cancer cells against apoptosis through direct interaction with mitochondria and with the Voltage Dependent Anion Channel 1 (VDAC1).

Reprogramming of energy metabolism of malignant cancer cells confers competitive advantage in growth environments with limited resources.

However, the postulated enzymatic key role of TKTL1 for the energy metabolism of malignant cells has been a subject of recent controversy [ 30– 30].

This observation may implicate MMP-14 as a player in the regulation of the changing energy metabolism in malignant cells during tumor formation and migration (Radichev et al. 2009).

Insulin-like growth factor/INS proteins regulate crucial functions in tissue homeostasis and malignant growth, including proliferation, survival, tissue homeostasis, differentiation, energy supply, energy consumption and cellular metabolism.