Sentence examples for successfully manipulated from inspiring English sources

The data indicate that by means of the paradigm children's subsequent threat perception scores for the ambiguous vignettes can be successfully manipulated.

Therefore, the critical role caspases play in determining cellular fate makes these serine proteases a high-risk target for bacterial pathogens, but when successfully manipulated, disruption of caspase function and caspase-3 in particular, can significantly undermine the host response to infection and can promote dissemination and further bacterial infection.

"It's a reaction to a political climate that has been successfully manipulated by extremist elements," said Frank Soults, a spokesman for the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition.

For example in a study developed in Australia, Clark and Johnston [23], successfully manipulated larvae of the invasive bryozoan Bugula neritina by injecting spawned larvae into containers with developing fouling communities.

An anthrax scare that should have been a freak sidebar to 9/11 had been successfully manipulated to cement the case on Saddam Hussein's "weapons of mass destruction", make military action against Iraq compelling and isolate opponents of the war.

Ray never harmed Hare, but he successfully manipulated him throughout Hare's eight months at the prison, and two and a half years later, after Hare had joined the faculty at the University of British Columbia, Ray, now paroled, tried to register there with a forged transcript.

Steve Rixon had already coached New Zealand and New South Wales successfully; Justin Langer has many of the necessary credentials.

"Silvestre rides a lot for us and quite successfully," Haggas said.

He had dramatized, very successfully, Henry James's unfinished novel "The Sense of the Past".

Ms. Davenport's convictions provided the foundation for implementing the theory successfully, Dr. Kornhaber believes.

Frequently and successfully, Mr. Santos is in Portugal, where his parents were born.