Sentence examples for well inducing from inspiring English sources

Extrapolating, Heilemann and Halperin give us McCainworld, Kerryville, the Edwardsphere, and O-Town as well, inducing in the reader the bouncy sensation of being in a theme park).

Chemotherapy not only kills the malignant cells but adjacent healthy cells as well, inducing several side effects.

Cytochalasin affected cell shape as well, inducing irregular cell morphologies.

Then a secondary antibody (complementary to histone proteins), conjugated to a peroxidase enzyme, was added to each well, inducing a change in color upon addition of the ABTS substrate.

Using a 20  μl plastic pipette tip, we scraped three horizontal lines across the entire diameter at the bottom of each well inducing the 'wound'wound

Febrile temperatures have also been shown to reduce the deformability of pRBC, which may aid in sequestration, as well inducing phosphatidylserine (PS) externalisation in pRBC.

Genes encoding diverse proteins that regulate carbon metabolism were also well induced in the absence of PKA (STD1, MIG2, MIG3) or partially induced (GCR1).

In terms of everyday life, it's enough to, well, induce a nervous breakdown.

In the long term it could well induce the Tour organisers to bring back a longer and more meaningful event.

She and others predicted that more liberal trade practices might well induce the government to adopt a new publishing law that would permit private publishers, albeit with some restrictions, a proposal that has been circulating in government circles for several years.

Mabel's cold gaze at the aviary's cinderblock walls might well induce her to flinch inwardly – I'll miss you, she thinks, even if you won't miss me – but there is calm and quiet buoyancy in her prediction that the bird's ochre feathers will soon be "barred stone-grey and white".