Sentence examples for radical setting from inspiring English sources

Dopaminochrome radical can in turn react with O2 present in the mitochondria converting it to O2− in concert with re-reduction of the dopaminergic radical, setting up a redox cycling event.

To some extent the hypofractionation approach is less toxic to normal tissue in breast cancer than in prostate cancer, as for the former lower relative doses are used in the adjuvant rather than radical setting.

Over the next dozen years, these thoughtful, good-time young radicals set out to undermine the certainties of modern movement architecture and design.

In 2003, when Islamic radicals set off a series of bombs in Casablanca, killing 45, wounding hundreds and shocking Morocco, Mr. Bahri was playing at a club 200 yards from one of the bombings.

The novel begins by reprising the setup of Ms. Lessing's 1985 novel "The Good Terrorist" (in which a motley assortment of English radicals set up housekeeping in London), then shifts scenes to Africa, the site of "The Grass Is Singing" (1950) and her early Martha Quest novels.

"In 1997, anti-government radicals set fire to the IRS office in Colorado Springs.

The interaction of a lipid molecule with a radical sets off a self-propagating chain reaction [49], as one radicalized lipid molecule interacts with others, a process that continues until two radicals interact with each other.

A newly elected, left-leaning Labor Party government under Prime Minister David Lange took the uncharacteristic step of pushing through a radical set of free market economic plans, with agricultural subsidies the first to go.

At the heart of this supposedly radical set of reforms is the belief that failing children's social services can only be rescued if they are detached from their local authority parent and their functions put out to market.

The school has made "quite a radical set of changes," said Adrian J. Slywotzky, a vice president at Mercer Management Consulting near Boston who has often written about large organizations' attempts to reinvent themselves and who received his M.B.A. from Harvard in 1980.

The energy regulator said it had introduced the "most radical set of reforms" to protect consumers in the retail energy market since competition began, after five former senior officials raised concerns about poorly designed regulation.