Because IL-21 also downregulated NKp44/DAP12, we wished to analyze the cytotoxicity of the NKp44-positive or -negative faction.
"This is journalistic malfeasance at its worst: refusing to describe the world truthfully out of fear of the negative reaction by influential factions...."....
"Shadow cabinet colleagues had all rejected the negative approach of the relatively small faction on the right who wanted to undermine Jeremy from the start.
As Mr. Ahmad said after the news conference in Cairo: "The changes in the Arab region and the political upheaval contributed to reducing the pressure on the Palestinian factions, and by pressure I mean the negative kind of pressure".
It remains an ongoing conundrum whether an increased level of autophagy is required in C. elegans for longevity extension conferred by the deficiency of GTPase RHEB-1 [ 97], the transcription faction hypoxia-inducible factor 1 (HIF-1) [ 98] and its negative regulator VHL-1 [ 99], the ubiquitin ligase WWP-1 [ 100], as well as the chaperones CCT4 and CCT6 [ 101].
You aren't called on to decide which of a given world's factions most deserve a rocket to the gonads, or sternly handed a bag of negative karma points when you saunter away from a person in need.
The mere fact of Rove's association with Boyce produced a strong negative reaction in the conservative blogosphere, reflecting the volatility of ideological tensions between the right and center factions of the Republican Party.
Thomas E. Mann, a resident scholar at UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies, said Trump appears to recognize that a faction of the Republican Party has lost respect for facts, evidence and science — presuming, for example, that anything negative said about Obama is probably true.
Dr. Fukuyama, like so many of his faction, seems to think that there is a definition of "human nature" so mystical that alteration must by definition be negative.
Negative, negative, negative.
