Sentence examples for readily recruited from inspiring English sources

New retrogenes, it seems, are readily recruited to a seXy cause.

Mr. Padilla; John Walker Lindh, the so-called American Taliban; and Richard C. Reid, the foiled sneaker-bomber, appear to suggest the existence of a pool of disaffected Westerners who could be readily recruited by Al Qaeda, a possibility strengthened when Pakistan said several of the men it was holding on suspicion of links to Al Qaeda claimed to be be American citizens.

Our findings confirm that the levator ani muscle has larger, more readily recruited motor units than does the external anal sphincter.

Mutant PSTPIP1, by virtue of its increased binding affinity for pyrin, may be somewhat more readily recruited to ASC specks than is wild type PSTPIP1, placing mutant PSTPIP1 more frequently in the inflammasome compartment.

This tacitly assumes that older children are more readily recruited.

Such multiple independent co-options suggest that TEs are readily recruited into function during the evolution.

In contrast to active or stalled replication forks, which are refractory to recruitment of Rad52 (Lisby et al. 2004; Alabert et al. 2009), collapsed replication forks readily recruit Rad52 into foci.

Cartilage cannot readily recruit circulating MSCs, but is dependent on the repair capacity of the sessile mature chondrocytes and chondrocyte progenitors (Koelling et al. 2009, Grogan et al. 2009).

This model is supported by the observation that miRNA interactions with mRNAs have a lower average free energy than those with stable RNA species (data not shown), so authentic target mRNAs might readily recruit cognate miRNAs from the buffered pool.

Well-intentioned but simplistic actions are usurped by power-hungry ideologues who readily recruit rudderless youth to be their cannon fodder.

Fieldworkers were resident in the villages where children were recruited and readily accessible for unscheduled visits if the children developed fever.