Sentence examples for thought induced from inspiring English sources

Pyrrho himself was said to have had ethical motives for attacking dogmatists: being reconciled to not knowing anything, Pyrrho thought, induced serenity (ataraxia).

"In my own work at universities I have been much struck by the paralysis of thought induced in pupils by the aimless accumulation of precise knowledge, inert and un-utilized.

A low level of stress-induced autophagy is thought to induce cell survival and proliferation, whereas higher extents or prolonged induction of autophagy are thought to result in cancer cell death.

Increased PRDX-2 is thought to induce resistance by preventing DNA damage-induced apoptosis (Lee et al, 2011).

TB is thought to induce glucose intolerance and make it more difficult for persons with diabetes to control blood glucose.

Generally speaking, prolactin and STAT5 are thought to induce genes for survival in the differentiated cells, while STAT3 is thought to induce genes required for apoptosis [ 3].

Natural uranium induces chemical toxicity, especially nephrotoxicity, which is more harmful than radiotoxicity; whereas radium and radon are thought to induce solely radiotoxicity (Wrenn et al. 1985).

(Heat from radioactive decay in the core is thought to induce the convective motion).

Many thought cringe-inducing behavior from parents on social media had run its course from meme-worthy to hackneyed as a source of humor.

Metabolic acidosis is classically thought to induce an enhanced ventilatory pattern, irrespective of the underlying aetiology.

Metformin is thought to induce lactic acidosis and haemodynamic instability but may reduce ICU mortality.