Our previous findings that UM cells, including MEL202 cells, readily commit to apoptosis in response to upregulation of PERP expression imply that the downstream cell death pathway required for PERP-induced apoptosis is intact and functional in UM cells.
"Somehow, I could more readily understand women committing physical torture against prisoners of war," writes Jill Porter for the Philadelphia News last week.
"It's a fact people are poor and the unemployed more readily agree to commit crime, but crime doesn't mean they're prepared to shoot someone, that's a big jump to make".
A rising surf and strong winds whip up the siren call heard and heeded by the committed surf jockey -- and many readily admit that they should be committed.
And who instilled a bit of edge in his side: one stat not being so readily trotted out is that Spain committed the most fouls in the tournament.
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Around four-fifths of murders are committed with firearms, which are readily available.
The rest was just trying to go: 'Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck, how am I gonna do this tonight?'" McAvoy is certainly committed, something that's been readily apparent every time we've met.
Here Shaftesbury points out that we readily accept the possibility of an artist remaining committed to his or her art, regardless of the external rewards that may result from betraying it.
A pragmatist, Harrison readily identified the two sets of assets he immediately required: talented, committed people and the boats and equipment on which to begin training them.
