Sentence examples for point of expulsion from inspiring English sources

This response, a full week later than the typical point of expulsion for immunocompetent animals is mediated by IL-13, recently identified as being both T cell and NK cell derived (13, 14).

Two sub-algorithms of discrete geometric recognition enable the location of the nodes which can be points of expulsion.

The turning point of the match was the expulsion of German midfielder Carsten Ramelow, who collected two yellow cards within three minutes late in the first the half.

Bergoglio's conflict with the priests escalated, apparently to the point of their being threatened with expulsion from the Jesuits, whether by the Provincial himself or by authorities in Rome.

Haitian migrants and immigrant rights activists point to the more than 200,000 people like Francis, who failed to make the deadline and now face the threat of expulsion.

Researchers often point to the case of Dalkon Shield, an intrauterine device (or I.U.D). with a unique design, intended to minimize the risk of expulsion of the device and of intrauterine bleeding.

Mr. Arar's expulsion has been a point of contention between Canada and the Bush administration, although officials in both countries say they shared intelligence suggesting that Mr. Arar had ties to a Qaeda support cell operating in Ottawa.

Mice infected with either the E or S isolates of T. muris were sacrificed at d7 p.i. Microarray analysis was carried out at this time point, prior to expulsion of either isolates to identify changes in gene expression which might reflect the early immune interactions which underlie the subsequent differences in survival.

Bertone then suggested measures short of expulsion.

He denies doing anything worthy of expulsion.

The prospect of expulsion would clarify matters quickly.