Sentence examples for underlying rejection from inspiring English sources

Many have come to believe that the Palestinians' rejection of the Camp David ideas exposed an underlying rejection of Israel's right to exist.

Patient-specific iPSCs can conceivably provide autologous cells that do not induce an immune response underlying rejection in human body.

However, many people point out that, in contradiction to the market-oriented reforms prescribed by neoliberal theory and its underlying rejection of state intervention, this national development strategy in all the tigers except Hong Kong was planned and executed through the institutions of a centralized authoritarian state.

The emphasis on objects and materiality, characteristic to the 1970s trend in Korean minimal art, and the underlying rejection to Western modernity embedded in his Eastern philosophy, may have encumbered a wider acknowledgment on the global scale.

Citi promised to respond to the criticism, but nothing has been forthcoming since (unless Mr Pandit's departure is considered to be the bank's conclusive statement).Underlying the rejection of Mr Pandit's compensation was the fact that Citi's recovery is far from complete.

- (FR) I want to explain the reasons underlying my rejection of the annual report on respect for human rights in the European Union.

Thus, though the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying allograft rejection are different from those in acute myocarditis, it seems that the common findings of myocardial edema and hyperaemia lead to similar changes in CMR parameters.

Today, war hysteria underlies rejection of Syrian refugees - who are victims of the terrorism that essentially all Americans deplore.

Likewise, features that underlie rejection and bullying might change when children transition from elementary school to high school.

Influential textbooks on nursing research and in other disciplines tend to reinforce the misconceptions underlying these rejections.

This large zone of uninterpretable values for E/e′ underlies the rejection of E/e′ as the sole measure of diastolic function in the ASE 2016 definitions, although use of the septal E/e′ as a sole measure of diastolic function has been studied in the critically ill [41].