Sentence examples for more general danger from inspiring English sources

The ability of cells to respond via activation of Toll like receptors (TLR) is critical in innate immune sensing in most tissues, but also extends to more general danger sensing, e.g. of oxidative stress, in cardiomyocytes.

Lack of innate immune and danger-sensing signals has different implications for different cell lineages depending on whether, like endothelium, they have a distinct role against pathogens or, like cardiac myocytes, the pathways involved have been directed towards more general danger signals.

Blue monkeys (Cercopithecus mitis stuhlmanni) have two predator-specific calls: the "hack," a low, gagging sound that warns about eagles, and the "pyow," which sounds a bit like a laser gun and warns about more general dangers on the ground, such as leopards.

For until recently, Baldwin was warning Labour MPs of the dangers of linking phone hacking with the BSkyB deal, and indeed was urging more general caution of the dangers of singling NI out for Labour attack.

Regulators have cracked down on an alleged Ponzi scheme involving the virtual currency bitcoin as they issue a more general warning about the dangers of such scams for investors.

(Participant 21) Interviewees were specifically asked for views on the current and past (UK) health awareness campaigns – including a recent national (UK) TV campaign that directly focused on watching for the early symptoms of lung cancer, and more general campaigns aimed at emphasising the dangers of smoking.

So on top of the Portuguese desire for a big project has come a more general European feeling that it is in danger of being left out.Both of these might seem good reasons for holding a summit.

But going beyond this personal tragedy there is a more general question: how can the ruler maintain his functions in the situation of permanent danger and absolute mistrust between him and his aides?

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".

However, the threat is rather more general.