Sentence examples for opponent activities from inspiring English sources

RA and FGFs are known to exert opponent activities [38] and under culture conditions promoting growth, RA is likely to primarily antagonize the stimulatory effect of FGFs on growth and differentiation of the exocrine pancreas.

More definitive information on player and opponent activity would be useful to determine whether concussed players (or those that experience another injury) were defenseless.

There would be brief periods of activity from Ali, and then periods where he would deny his opponent activity through the clinch.

A21 Mr. Gore said he did not have any knowledge of a "mole" providing his campaign with secrets about his opponent's activities.

Vice President Al Gore said today that he did not have any knowledge of a "mole" providing his campaign with secrets about his opponent's activities and instead seemed to direct suspicion elsewhere.

Responses were "active supporter," "supporter, but not active," "opponent, but not active," and "active opponent".

As the aging process continues, self-paced, leisurely sports such as golf are favoured over opponent-paced, combative activities such as tennis.

Another time he attacks the theory of recollection, which he takes to entail the pre-existence of the soul, by flatly denying that knowledge can suffer destruction or, obviously, be revived, and stressing the fact that this follows from Plotinus' (whom he considers to be his main opponent) view that the activities of the soul are immortal.

However, the Magnitsky affair, the anti-opposition crackdown, the incarceration of protesters and of the Yukos founder Mikhail Khodorkovsky — who this year marks 10 years in prison — fly in the face of such "soft power" exercises, especially when the Kremlin insists on labeling challenges from domestic opponents as "foreign agent activities".

Identifying colors with particular frequencies of electromagnetic radiation does not preserve the structure of the hue circle, whereas identifying colors with activity in opponent processing neurons does.

Critics allege that following the return to democracy in 1983, the SI changed into a spy agency used by successive governments to monitor the activities of opponents, journalists, judges and prosecutors.