Sentence examples for the proper milieu from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to create something beautiful, to elevate the product and give it the proper milieu".

More specifically, the mathematical model used here represents 2 main biological assumptions: First, that CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ cells may expand independently (it should be noted that it is known that regulatory T cells, although usually anergic, may nonetheless expand in the proper milieu of cytokines).

Activation of the host DDR induces S-phase arrest and allows such viruses to replicate in an S-phase like environment with the proper milieu of cellular replication factors.

The one feature present in all cells is the cytoplasmic membrane, which separates the inside of the cell from its external environment, regulates the flow of nutrients, maintains the proper intracellular milieu, and prevents the loss of the cell's contents.

However, most shortcomings pertained to the prison setting itself, with a lack of proper milieu therapeutic facilities and specialised treatment for infrequent conditions.

But they both have trick endings, and their proper milieu seems to be Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected.

The stem cell niche comprises several components, including resident cells that create essential structural features, provide the proper growth factor milieu to promote self-renewal and/or differentiation of the stem cells, and maintain the stem cell population without excessive proliferation [ 35].

However, a number of methodological problems remain to be solved, including the loss of a proper cellular milieu, the relatively long period of culture time and the complexity of the application.

These physical barrier characteristics protect the CNS parenchyma from the constantly changing milieu in the blood stream and thus maintain CNS homeostasis, which is prerequisite for the proper function of neurons.

I would reply that while the "multilayered social milieu" is properly the object of academic attention — it can be described, analyzed and mapped — it is not the proper object of academic intervention.

The Proper.