Sentence examples for to become reactive from inspiring English sources

Compounds capable of initiating tumour development may act directly to cause genetic damage, or they may require metabolic conversion by an organism to become reactive.

What is so dramatic about this study is that it proves that if the baby felt loved in the first year, it is much less likely to become reactive – early love has a protective effect if things then go wrong.

The accumulation of exposure to violence primed the child to become reactive – the more they had been exposed at all three ages, the more their cortisol levels jumped when challenged at 24 months, and the longer it took for them to settle down.

It is a characteristic of reactions catalyzed by acids or bases, however, that the addition or removal of a proton either makes the substrate unstable, so that it decomposes or rearranges, or that it causes the substrate to become reactive toward some other species present in the system.

Some said that it caused oxygen molecules to become reactive and turn off cancer genes.

When you do the math, this means 97percentt of time there was no need to become reactive.

We then become reactive to others' unloving behavior, trying to control them or avoid our own pain by getting angry, blaming, complying, resisting or withdrawing.

As such, polymorphic liposomes have been developed to overcome these problems, mainly due to the fact that these liposomes become reactive when submitted to membrane changes triggered by pH, variations in temperature, or surface charge alterations.

"We don't really know what's going on, and we become reactive to the wrong thing when confronted with a crisis".

During CNS injury, astrocytes become reactive, migrate to the damaged site and form glial scar (reactive astrogliosis) [95].

Interestingly, both types of quiescent astrocytes become reactive in response to various stimuli, including elevated intraocular pressure, excitotoxicity, and retinal ischemia to name a few [8].