Sentence examples for potent danger from inspiring English sources

There is a new and potent danger here - that foreign governments of questionable legitimacy can simply designate as terrorists anyone who flees their regime and challenges it from beyond their shores.

Poxviruses provide potent danger signals and, in the presence of costimulation, local administration provides a mechanism to prime tumor-specific T-cell responses.

Double stranded DNA (dsDNA) released from damaged host cells during injury or introduced by pathogens during infection, has emerged as a potent danger signal.

Recently, dsDNA from pathogens and dying host cells was found to be a potent danger signal, capable of activating immune and inflammatory responses in many types of innate immune cells [13], [15], [16], [17].

One of the most potent dangers to west Africa's stability is the massive surge in drug trafficking and other criminal activity over the last decade.

The stories overheard by her ear to the glass against the partition wall confirm that even if the poisoned apple is not much more than gossip, its potent dangers should not be underestimated.

The discovery of potent endogenous danger signals released from injured/necrotic cells clearly adds to our understanding of the pathogenesis of "sterile inflammation," as well as SIRS when tissue injury is sufficient to produce systemic inflammation.

Extracellular high-mobility group box-1 (HMGB1) is a potent innate "danger signal" for the initiation of inflammatory response.

And I can scarcely remember a better Ophelia than that of Mariah Gale, whose mad-scenes carry a potent sense of danger, and whose skin is as badly scarred by the flowers she has gathered, as her divided mind is by emotional turmoil.

So is there anything left to do? Something combining that potent mix of danger, novelty and a clearly defined natural barrier to overcome.

More impressively, "Full Body Burden" — the title refers to the amount of radioactive material at any time in a human body — becomes a potent examination of the dangers of secrecy.