Sentence examples for starts internalizing from inspiring English sources

"If everybody starts internalizing it and thinking about what they need to do to be the best they can, we have a pretty good ball club".

The coat, which is initially assembled on flat membrane, starts internalizing and reorganizing when actin polymerization begins.

"I wouldn't say it's been a raging forest fire, but it's been a slow, methodical pick up in terms of people – as they start internalizing what Passbook can do, they start to get really excited".

Thus, it appears very unlikely that at a very specific time point in the cell cycle the tumor cells would start internalizing dsDNA and simultaneously pump it out, thereby keeping the percentage of TAMRA+ cells constant.

Perhaps even worse is that when society at large starts to internalize this message, all veterans are assumed to suffer from PTSD and deemed dangerous.

The longer they stay in the system, the more they start to internalize the culture that's surrounding them, the more they start to drift away from those areas.

This large spread of peak wavelengths may be attributed to cells each being in different stages of the cell cycle, with some cells just starting to internalize NPs and other cells already having internalized and processed NPs from early endosomes to late lysosomes for a longer time.

Sometimes, we can feel so ashamed of our shyness that we start to internalize feeling of not being good enough and that no one likes us.

When we're not as mindful as we need to be about popular culture, we can start to internalize the damaging messages we're receiving about gender, sexuality and what it means to be a woman in the modern world.

From 3 years onwards, NH children start to internalize a personal set of moral standards that will eventually channel their (emotional) behavior, independent from outside guidance [ 9, 23– 25].

Start to internalize things that may or may not have anything to do with you.