Sentence examples for thought to acquire from inspiring English sources
Neurons in the various layers are thought to acquire their lamina-specific identities shortly before the time of their final mitosis in the cortical ventricular zone.
The soul, in the course of its fall through the planetary spheres, was thought to acquire the qualities of the planets: sloth from Saturn, combativeness from Mars, lust for power from Jupiter, voluptuousness from Venus, greed from Mercury.
Most human cancer cells are thought to acquire the ability to divide beyond the capacity of normal somatic cells through illegitimately activating the gene hTERT, which encodes the catalytic subunit of telomerase.
Concepts were said to signify naturally, and to have the same signification for all thinkers, or at least all thinkers with the same experience, but spoken terms, and the written terms which were subordinated to them, were thought to acquire their signification by some original act of imposition.
Antibodies that impair merozoite invasion and subsequent development of parasites in erythrocytes are one of several mechanisms by which persons who experience repeated malaria exposure during childhood are thought to acquire protection against high-density parasitemia and symptomatic infection later in life [4].
The polyglutamine tract starts at residue 18 (c.52 p.18) and, when abnormally expanded, is thought to acquire a novel deleterious function.
The ludicrousness of the villain's Lex Luthor-like masterscheme is laughable, as is the idea that our heroes would be able to secure fake passports, make quick transit from Malaysia to Indonesia and find a safe house, but not think to acquire a firearm.
As of 2001, two patients were positive: one acquired HIV in another country, and the second is thought to have acquired HIV through contact with an African person visiting Mongolia.
These lesions are thought to be acquired.
She is thought to have acquired a new spiritual adviser.
Here we sought to prevent this effect by extinguishing the conditioned interoceptive cues of cocaine that are thought to be acquired during repeated cocaine use.
