Sentence examples for spontaneously producing from inspiring English sources

"Different from this is when the jaw muscles contract and relax spontaneously, producing constant jaw movement," Dr. Syrop said.

It soon emerges that this is a world where characters are incapable of spontaneously producing faces as babies, and must be painstakingly taught a series of 'Faces' (the number and breadth determined by one's social class) by 'Facesmiths.' Neverfell, however, is unable to lie, because her face always shows exactly what she is feeling – she has "a face like glass".

We found a reduction in the frequency of CD69- and CD44-expressing CD8 or CD4 T cells spontaneously producing TNFα or IFNγ in the PLN of IL-21R KO NOD mice compared to control NOD animals (Fig. 6A D).

In 42 individuals (38% of whom were HIV-infected) who were either not spontaneously producing sputum or in whom this was AFB smear-negative, our immunoassay had a sensitivity of 89% (24 of 27 positive) and specificity of 80% compared to a final clinical diagnosis of active TB.

The percentage of monocytes spontaneously producing IL-1β was significantly higher in axSpA patients compared with healthy controls (Fig.  2b).

The stimuli were digital-video recordings of seated rhesus monkeys spontaneously producing coo vocalizations in a sound attenuated room.

IL-17 is spontaneously produced by RA synovial membrane cultures, and IL-17-producing cells were found in T cell-rich areas [ 30] and high levels have been detected in the synovial fluid of patients with RA [ 21, 30, 31].

Stap cells were supposed to confirm this hunch, being the laboratory equivalent of stem cells spontaneously produced by the body.

The term is sometimes restricted to poisons spontaneously produced by living organisms (biotoxins).

It's not that a bunch of random athletes dumped without instruction on a pitch will sooner or later spontaneously produce a gripping, well-ordered sporting spectacle.

As Darwin recognized, the earliest organisms would have tended to consume any organic matter spontaneously produced prior to the origin of life.