Sentence examples for to internalized from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something internal; to incorporate it in oneself.
Although the women in this study were educated and economically independent, they still had difficulty mobilizing internal and external support to end the abuse, partly due to internalized gender norms.
At this point, how much do you think the stigma soldiers feel about admitting they're in psychological pain is due to the shaming done by other people and how much is due to internalized ideas they have about what it means to be a strong soldier and a strong man?
This allows for transition from physically supported to internalized spatial thinking (Novack, Congdon, Hemani-Lopez, & Goldin-Meadow, 2014).
Surface binding decreases with time, but activity detected at tumor remains high due to internalized Ab-Ag.
A mindful, contemplative approach to internalized racism and sexism is a necessary piece of the puzzle of dismantling systems of oppression, Awaken founder and CEO Ravi Mishra says.
The HRQoL impairments among obese people could be related to this discrimination and to internalized weight bias.
Several lines of evidences further suggest the possibility that endocytic sorting machinery may be utilized to shuttle internalized receptors to the perinuclear and nuclear regions (Bryant et al, 2005; Giri et al, 2005).
In addition, TLR7- and TLR9-containing compartments may have differing abilities to access internalized ligands, influencing responses to microbial or self ligands.
"I see it as tied to the internalized racism of hating someone else to make yourself more acceptable to the larger society".
In toxicology, "exposure" is defined as external to the body; "dose" refers to the internalized level of a contaminant.
Chemicals can participate in the vesicle-mediated transport via direct binding to the receptors in potocytosis, binding to the internalized membrane, or piggy-backing on the internalized macromolecules.
