Sentence examples for provoke an effective from inspiring English sources

But if the numbers are small and the protests are much quieter than what many feel is needed to provoke an effective response, the form of Occupy has the potential to build a base of active outsiders, citizens who've been excluded from the political process and want to belong and be heard, witness democracy at work.

In haematophagous insects, microbes ingested with the blood meal provoke an effective defense by upregulating lectins, lysozyme, defensins, cercropins and other antimicrobial peptides [ 78, 84, 85].

"The horrifying nature and volume of complaints against these officers should have provoked an effective response from the Metropolitan police and the IPCC long ago," said Murphy.

These strains belong to three genetically related groups; RV-A, B, and C. Recent investigations indicate that some strains may be more likely to provoke an asthma attack and may represent targets for an effective vaccine.

Their testimony will provoke an emotional response.

Don't provoke an argument.

There are the messages about family and the environment, but in general I think it is far more effective to provoke a reaction than to state the obvious".

"We believe this noninvasive, cost-effective therapy will provoke a paradigm shift in the way cardiovascular diseases come to be treated".

An ill-conceived and insensitive slogan, yes, but also a highly effective campaign, which successfully achieved its aim: to provoke a strong public reaction in order to illustrate the enduring potency of offline advertising.

Thus, by inhibiting Tregs and promoting conventional T cells, human IL-18 may have potential to restore immunocompetence in cancer patients, and thereby augment the effects of cytotoxic and biologic therapies, in order to provoke and maintain an effective anti-tumor immune response.

The data of this work indicate that this effective phage belongs to the T7-group of bacteriophages and that it may be a good sanitizing agent for control of environments where P. fluorescens may provoke a quality risk.