Sentence examples for that has internalized from inspiring English sources

"I actually feel confident that the way the N.S.A. operates does not threaten the privacy and constitutional rights of Americans and that the laws that are in place are sound, and, because we've got three branches of government involved and a culture that has internalized that domestic spying is against the law, it actually works pretty well," he said.

OK? They're a party that has internalized, I mean completely and utterly, one hundred percent, have internalized the world view of a particular social class, OK?

The key seems to be the foundation of a capable PDC that has internalized the ability to understand its needs and assert its rights.

As these particles are of the same diameter as the SGS previously characterized, they are likely SGS that have internalized into the cell without folding or compartmentalization.

As shown in Fig. 7c, the number of Y-79 cells that had internalized the FA-functionalized NPs decreased with increasing concentrations of free FA.

Thus, at low exposure doses and durations, the spectral width measurements reflect only the small subset of cells that had internalized NPs and thus had sufficient NP signal to be analyzed.

So it's not only the media that have internalized the Right's framing and messages -- but also many of the leaders of the Democratic Party.

Here we show that Salmonella-specific primary B cells that have internalized Salmonella do cross-present Salmonella antigens via MHC class I in a proteasome-dependent manner.

We previously showed that human antigen-specific B cells that have internalized Salmonella via their BCR are able to induce a Salmonella-specific CD4+ T cell response which aids the humoral immune response against Salmonella [20].

The endocytic index was determined by counting the subset of cells to which Pam3CSK4-biotin molecules attached, and determining the fraction of these cells that had internalized at least one molecule.

The endocytic index was determined by dividing the number of cells that had internalized at least one molecule or bacteria by the number of cells associated with molecules or bacteria.