Sentence examples for unrestrained activity from inspiring English sources
But Hume does not regard imagination as a free and unrestrained activity.
Intentional therapeutic paralysis may be complete or attenuated, allowing the patient some movement but not unrestrained activity.
In the mutant embryos, we found metaphase-arrested mitoses made of enlarged spindles, suggesting an unrestrained activity of factors promoting spindle assembly.
The mechanisms responsible for transition of CML chronic phase into blast crisis remain poorly understood, although a reasonable assumption is that the unrestrained activity of BCR/ABL in haematopoietic stem/progenitor cells is the primary determinant of disease progression.
The clinical observation is that the incidence of SCC increases in patients treated with vemurafenib, which has been attributed to paradoxical increased RAF signaling due to the unrestrained activity of CRAF.
A main mediator of inflammation is the unrestrained activity of autoreactive CD4+ effector T (Teff) cells, which infiltrate tissues, recruit other inflammatory cells and ultimately lead to tissue damage [ 4].
A challenge with respect to the latter query is to establish a condition whereby habitual, unrestrained activities of the two groups are comparable.
Immunoblots showed that unrestrained Rac1 activity due to the action of dnCdk5 or RacV12 reduced β-catenin and N-cadherin levels (Fig. 6F, top and second from top panels).
Trapezius sEMG responses of FM patients were significantly higher than HCs during sympathetic activation, mental stress, and instructed rest, but similar during arm movement and unrestrained evening activity.
We used stable transfectants to investigate the effects of unrestrained Rac1 activity on contact-dependent growth arrest, adherens junction formation, and merlin intracellular localization and phosphorylation.
Unrestrained calcineurin activity can be regulated in skeletal and cardiac muscle by the inhibitors regulator of calcineurin 1 (RCaka, aka MCIP1, DSCR1) [94], [95], [96], [97], [97] and hemeoxygenase 1 (HMOX1) [98].
