Sentence examples for process of polarisation from inspiring English sources

Every time a government boosts the private schools, it reinforces that process of polarisation.

This process of polarisation and mutual alienation culminated last Friday with Obama's active connivance in the passing of a landmark UN security council resolution.

A variant of the non-Western transition model has been formulated as the 'protracted polarised transition model', in order to account for the process of epidemiological polarisation.

The process of wealth polarisation is compounded because those who enjoy the untaxed accumulation of wealth in land values are able to borrow against their collateral in land and property to invest in other money-making schemes: private equity, for example.

This range of cytokines indicates the activity of mutually antagonistic Th1-type and Th2-type immune processes with no evidence of polarisation of the response to a tissue-destructive and potentially more beneficial Th1 (or delayed type hypersensitivity; DTH) phenotype.

Strong cell-cell adhesion is a characteristic element of epithelial cells and its assembly and maintenance is part of the cellular differentiation and polarisation process of epithelial cells and tissues.

Directed cell migration requires the coordinated activation of several processes: cell polarisation and elongation, formation of cell protrusions and attachment to components of the ECM, and contraction of the cell body to generate a force for the movement of the cell body in the direction of the leading edge (Friedl and Wolf, 2003).

One is the level of polarisation.

"There's a lot of polarisation.

The powerful message is one of polarisation.

Given the level of polarisation, this is hardly surprising.