Sentence examples for that can subvert from inspiring English sources

A virus is like a smart bomb, its protein shell a warhead containing DNA or RNA that can subvert a cell's genetic machinery.

In order to determine if the new proteins we studied are true WxxxE effectors that can subvert actin dynamics, we utilized EPEC EPEC234/69 as a vehicle for protein translocation into Swiss cells.

"Curating is one of the most effective ways that artists can subvert the power structures that are in place, and it is also a direct way to take matters into our own hands.

The major obstacles are, (i) efficient recycling where an intact urea cycle operates, leaving only some of those in which the urea cycle has been compromised as susceptible, and (ii) in the large-scale protein turnover that can easily subvert efforts to maintain free arginine at micromolar levels.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic enjoyed "I Must Be High", noting that Wilco can "subvert the [alternative country] genre without losing its accessibility", but felt that the following songs were disappointing.

It's irrational, of course, this belief that they can subvert the rules of their own end.

In episode one, Violet learns the letter of the law so that she can subvert its spirit in episode two; the ultimate value of Aunt Josephine's careful grammatical lessons is the code the children discover hidden in her (intentional) mistakes.

Hatemi says the films are just one example that terrorists can subvert any medium for their own use.

If all we do as artists is make people feel, that alone can subvert some of the cynicism and indifference being peddled.

It has been proposed that Leishmania lipophosphoglycans can subvert macrophage function by activation of the extracellular signal related kinase (ERK 1/2), leading to enhanced levels of IL-10 along with inhibition of IL-12 [5].

It has been demonstrated that IL-13 can subvert Th1-mediated immunity and promote inappropriate activation of macrophages, abrogating IFN- γ induced autophagy-mediated killing of intracellular mycobacteria in murine and human macrophages [ 49].