Sentence examples for tripartite terms from inspiring English sources

Howson conceptualizes femininities in tripartite terms, abstracting emphasized, ambivalent or protest femininities.

In the last decade, numerous studies have shown that glial cells of the spinal cord have a close communication with neurons, proposing the term tripartite synapse [ 13].

Multiple studies have shown that glial cells of the spinal cord, such as astrocytes and microglia, have close contact with neurons, suggesting the term tripartite synapse.

In comparison with the unmodified substrate (Figure 2), the assemblage of antisense element, substrate and aptamer into a tripartite structure-switching substrate (termed "ASAP") did not allow RNA cleavage to occur with a similar rate, cleavage yield or fluorescence enhancement even under the ATP-saturating condition (Figures 4B and 4C).

The later path has led to the discovery of gliotransmission-based modulation of synaptic transmission (Araque et al., 1998a) and formulation of the concept that three, pre- and post-synaptic neuronal along with glial elements constitute a synapse (Kettenmann et al., 1996), whose structural functional partnership was termed the tripartite synapse (Araque et al., 1999).

The term for tripartite motif (TRIM) proteins, which is predominantly found in the P. brachycephalum library, summarizes sequences of a protein family associated to pathogen-recognition, regulation of the concomitant transcriptional responses, constituting an important part of the immune system [ 34].

Yet this came about because the German desire to divert American priorities away from the Soviet Union was so great that the Nazi leadership acceded to a Japanese request to change the terms of the Tripartite Pact.

In terms of Agrippa's tripartite psychology, faith liberates the highest part of the human soul, mens or intellect, from bondage to the material world, and the middle part of the soul (ratio, whose choice really determines the integrity of the person) abandons its dependence on the lowest part, idolum, and is ruled by mens.

In their article, McMurray and Ward challenge Hughes's (1962) tripartite classification of dirty work in terms of physical, social and moral taints.

Thus, we do not at present have proof that LGP2/MDA5/RNA form a tripartite complex and, consequently, have amended the term "complex" throughout the text.

In Sarajevo, the commission met separately with two of the three members of the tripartite Bosnian Presidency, who were not on speaking terms.