Instead, their blood was swarming with another type of immune cell, eosinophils, which provoke allergic reactions.
It begins with thunderous descending octaves in the piano, which provoke the other instruments to action.
There are two excusatory phrases in the criminal justice lexicon which provoke in me immediate suspicion, especially when used by government ministers or the police.
There is no denying the brutality of "The Wrestler," and some of the scenes in the ring, especially those which provoke the cardiac arrest, are hard to watch.
Unlike hurricanes and tornadoes, which provoke as much dread as wonder, a blizzard is anticipated mostly with pleasure, at least on the East Coast.
Such a high decontamination factor requires the optimal performance of the permeator, which on the other hand is operated under conditions which provoke coking of the permeator membrane by hydrocarbon cracking.
However, the epigenetic results of different studies are inconsistent but one possibility is that they represent both coordinated adaptive responses and uncontrolled stochastic changes, which provoke pathogenesis in affected neurons.
By contrast, if an investment bank's share price tumbles, it not only wrecks people's confidence but also can lead to credit-rating downgrades, which provoke a further decline in the stock price, and so on.
Herring, 47, has been watching YouTube star Miranda Sings (2 million subscribers for ironic pop videos which provoke angry comments from unwitting viewers) but he describes this approach as "more of a young generation thing".
Think about the brands which provoke the strongest positive responses in people and you are probably thinking about 'go-to' brands: Google in search, Apple in technology, and Nike in sport, for example," he told staff.
At the same time, issues like executions, which provoke the most passionate opinions in countries like France, where Gov. George W. Bush is called "Mr. Death" in the news media, are not the pressure points for Americans.
