Sentence examples for primed to switch from inspiring English sources

The second leap assumes that Hispanics are essentially single-issue voters, focused narrowly on immigration and primed to switch coalitions based on appeals to ethnic solidarity.

As put forth by Perry and colleagues in (non-HIV) diseased and aged brain [ 193], microglia in brain of HIV-infected persons may be "primed" to quickly switch to an activated phenotype in response to inflammatory stimuli from the periphery.

17 18 19 In our study, the appearance of B cells primed to isotype switch and the detection of IgE mRNA, led us to hypothesise that mature B cells are locally challenged by allergen, followed by the formation of IgE-memory B cells and IgE plasmablasts.

The contribution of cue repetition priming to object switch costs therefore implies that in the present experiment we overestimated the size of the genuine cost of object switching.

Strummer, for his part, was primed to make the switch.

These studies suggest that microglia in the context of a neurodegenerative disease, although generally in an anti-inflammatory state, are 'primed' to switch quickly into an aggressive profile should the opportunity arise.

The Amazon boss is clearly hoping he can tempt those Prime customers to switch to Fire in what has become a ferociously competitive and difficult market.

All of these data indicate IL-4 produced early during an infection by innate immune cells may prime immature DC to switch to immunity or enhance maturation induced by weak stimuli.

The prime minister also plans to switch all internal communications from paper to e-mail next year.

12.04pm GMT Miliband says people need to switch the prime minister instead.

Miliband's quip that people needed to switch the prime minister instead was neat – although his comment that Cameron had gone "from Rambo to Bambi" was baffling and to some eyes might have been considered a compliment.