Sentence examples for which it conferred from inspiring English sources

Finally, before the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, it formally held the executive power of the EU which it conferred upon the European Commission.

It accumulated in dopaminergic neurons to which it conferred toxicity and eventually produced cell death.

One such aspect has been the extent to which it confers rights on individuals.

The studies carried have shown that only the type of polymer is different considering its molecular configuration, its rheological behavior in aqueous medium, as well as the viscosifier properties which it confers on drilling mud (Baba Hamed and Belhadri 2009).

However, those who advocate the Ascriptivist Theory reply that it does not require every nation (or distinct people) to exercise its unilateral right to secede and have conjectured that were their theory generally accepted not every group upon which it confers this entitlement would choose to secede.

The ability of BPA to alter the expression of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL suggests a potential mechanism by which it confers chemoresistance in the two breast cancer cell lines.

XIAP is overexpressed in many tumours in which it confers resistance to chemotherapeutic agents (Li et al, 2004; Oost et al, 2004) and to TRAIL, an apoptosis-inducing biotherapeutic drug (Walczak et al, 1999) currently tested in various clinical trials (Ashkenazi and Herbst, 2008; Newsom-Davis et al, 2009).

Concerning the former, the question is whether moral status can survive the loss of the functions on the basis of which it was conferred.

Trust is achieved when there is both commitment and intimacy (Drew et al. 2012), in the social interaction irrespective of the context or domain over which it is conferred (Kramer and Tyler 1996; Hardin 2002; Nooteboom 2002).

But one of the implications of Kierkegaard's thought is that entitlement is a social status, and that the various social practices within which it is conferred or withheld contribute to the meaning of the beliefs in question.

We then focus on the renal protective effects of EPO and the potential mechanisms through which it may confer this specific protection.