Sentence examples for subsequent mind from inspiring English sources

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However it could also be due to nonspecific cationic bundling and subsequent stabilization of MinD polymers (see, e.g., [29]), or to nonspecific aggregation (see, e.g., [30]) of MinD and/or MinE leading to reduced ratios of MinE to MinD participating in the subcellular Min oscillation.

"It's 6am on Tuesday, the 17th of May," say the familiar tones of the younger of the two presenters; tall, skinny, a mind – subsequent conversation confirms – like a steel trap.

The 14 years inside are alluded to as a time of momentous trauma, but they lack the imaginative specificity that would allow a reader to experience Myrdon's subsequent state of mind as anything other than a brooding rancour.

In the case of new plant, the proposed method of lubrication is subjected to careful scrutiny bearing in mind subsequent maintenance requirements.

(In fact, the position is more complex; for, as will be shown in a subsequent section, the mind has at any moment an infinity of petites perceptions within it, perceptions of everything that is occurring in the universe, but the human mind at least will be truly aware of one thing at a time.

MinE stimulates the intrinsic MinD ATPase, and the subsequent hydrolysis releases MinD and MinE back into the cytoplasm.

With this in mind, subsequent studies were performed to analyze whether down-modulation of β7 integrin on the surface of the CD27negative B-cells is associated with changes in the expression of β1 integrin.

At the same time it shows prominent innervation of immune-competent areas as well as altered splenic immunity after central stress mediator blockade., It is therefore ideally suited to conduct and investigate neuroendocrine-immune communication in loco keeping systemic consequences and their role in chronic inflammation and subsequent inflammaging in mind (Fig. 2).

In this context, it is interesting to note that the late David Horrobin put forward his innovative membrane phospholipid hypothesis particularly with schizophrenia in mind; subsequent studies have indicated that this hypothesis may be of relevance not only to schizophrenia but also to several other disorders in psychiatry and neurology [ 2].

EVENINGS IN GOTHAM about the writer's golden era of theatre, in his teens, twenties, and thirties, and the subsequent decline in his mind of the stage.