Sentence examples for putative danger from inspiring English sources

It has been implicated as a putative danger signal involved in the pathogenesis of a variety of inflammatory conditions [ 22].

TLR4, a TLR family member, is considered a central mediator of IRI-related inflammation and organ injury, along with a family of putative danger signal molecules, which includes hyaluronic acid, heparan sulfate, fibrinogen, HMGB1, and heat shock proteins [ 10– 10].

A section of the new order calls on government agencies to publicize crimes by non-citizens, identifying horrors like "honor killings" — which would serve only to dramatize the putative dangers that Muslim immigrants pose to Americans.

Meanwhile, the military-industrial complex and its beneficiaries conspired to spend vast sums on weapons purchases that somehow never seemed adequate to the putative dangers at hand.  .

Instead, it manifests in pervasive mindsets and stereotypes that all black people start from the inner-city ghetto and are therefore stigmatized by their association with its putative amorality, danger, crime, and poverty.

Also putative new dangers for soils are scouted for.

The blue Trump signs outside the modest but proud houses on my street may not get Trump elected, but -- and here is the danger -- they may draw his putative opponent, Hillary Clinton, towards the same trade poison that he is advocating.

Meanwhile, the clear and present danger to the economy is not the putative recession, but the power crisis in California.

Because we are dangerous – to the status quo!" But for now, at least, he and his flock pose no danger to the leading candidate in his putative party.

As LSU's season dribbles towards NCAA tournament disappointment, the putative No1 pick in this year's NBA draft is in danger of beginning his professional career without anyone quite knowing what to do with him.

If the firing of the gun was purely reflexive, he lacked criminal capacity; if there was a thought process, it was "putative private defence" (self-defence) because he believed he was in danger – that an intruder was coming out of the toilet.