Sentence examples for serious reductive from inspiring English sources
More recently, we further demonstrated the reductive damaging mechanism in human lung and skin normal cells, which causes serious reductive DNA damage and genetic mutations and might be related to the pathology of diseases, especially cancer (Lu et al., 2013).
This is probably because weakly-bound electrons in antioxidants can cause serious reductive DNA damage, which if not repaired properly, can lead to apoptosis, genetic mutations and likely diseases notably cancer.
By contrast, the same fact appears to pose a serious challenge for the non-reductive realist.
Looped media on the Internet is generally associated with jocularity: nonsensical memes, weird cats, funny reality-television quotes, movie scenes with Ryan Gosling; even when GIFs are used to illustrate serious news, it's in a reductive way, transforming the event into an easily digestible meme.
The most interesting data point I examined had to do with genre, and the numbers are notable — even if distinctions among rock, EDM and hip-hop can be blurry, and serious listeners who argue against such reductive categorization have a point.
Contemporary science asserts that reductive materialism is the only serious methodology capable of providing an objective understanding of ourselves.
Studies have shown a significant form of toxic As (III) being released through the reductive dissolution of iron-oxy/hydroxide minerals and microbial reduction mechanisms, which leads to a serious health concern.
But as journalist and activist Janet Mock eloquently pointed out in a Facebook post, hooks accusation that Beyoncé's focus on the black female body is "not radical" but rather reductive simply "echoes dismissal of femmes as less serious, colluding with patriarchy, merely using our bodies rather than our brains to sell, be seen, survive".
Good slang words are the opposite of reductive.
Most serious artists are loath to speak about their work in terms of gender, and for good reason: it is all too easy to fall into reductive stereotypes.
