Sentence examples for normal neighbours from inspiring English sources

It was striking that most of the 20-odd bilateral deals were about things that normal neighbours would not make much fuss about.

But all of it is part of the normal give-and-take among normal neighbours.So too are happier things: the rising flows of regional trade, of cross-border investment from Canada and the United States, from one Latin country to another, from Europe and Asia attracted by freer, wider and growing markets.

This study confirmed the clonal expansion of tumour cells relative to their normal neighbours.

Because tumour cells are more dependent than their normal neighbours on accelerated nutrient import, these up-regulated transporters could be excellent targets for selective anti-cancer therapies.

Interactions between cells can protect against their individual defects (Rubin, 2006) and, on a larger scale, the expansion of abnormal clones can be inhibited by their normal neighbours (Chao et al, 2008).

The growth advantage of dysplastic cells over their normal neighbours leads to progressive cytological and architectural derangement, and individual cancer phenotypes are the result of cell-specific, developmental stage-specific, and metabolism-related changes in gene expression that occur selectively at specific times and are modified by epigenetic interactions [ 3].

In this case, cells sense a genetically defective neighbour but thus far there is no evidence that mammalian cells can judge the metabolic fitness of a genetically normal neighbour.

In the UK 61% of people (57% of women) are overweight or obese which, says the WCRF, puts them at greater risk of developing one of eight types of cancer than their normal-weight neighbours.

If the situation is normal and my neighbours go, I may go," Hazera Begum, a teacher in Dhaka told the Associated Press.

Is he mad or is he normal?" If the neighbours and police and judges and teachers say, "Of course his behaviour is normal, it's fine by us", was life worth living?

For each sampling point p p, a best plane (BFP N ) is fitted to all its neighbour normal vectors (such as n i ), and average distance between BFP N and tips of the normal vectors is calculated (Figure 4c,f).