Sentence examples similar to polarised memory from inspiring English sources

The expression of CD49a (VLA [very late antigen]-1) on our CI-specific T-cell lines is in agreement with the work of Goldstein et al. demonstrating that CD49a+ T cells are a subset of Th1-polarised memory T cells that proliferate in response to recall antigens [ 33].

First, the US is more polarised politically than in recent memory.

This has allowed them to be much faster than magnetic memory, in which the binary digits ("bits") are represented by magnetically polarised regions rather than electric charges.

The country remains starkly polarised.

We've always polarised opinion".

Thailand has become disastrously polarised.

Egypt has now become starkly polarised.

Egyptian society is ever more polarised.

Asscher says: "Last year things were very polarised.

"It's an extraordinarily polarised borough.

He said the two sides remained polarised.