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Meanings of inducing in anglès

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Act of bringing about a desired result.

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Usage of inducing in anglès
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Exposures to seizure-inducing chemical threat agents are a major public health concern.
Pubmed
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The causative disease inducing the angiogenic process requires treatment in all cases.
Pubmed
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In an age of rapid-fire change, contemplating the future is downright headache-inducing.
Wired
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Others include a show-off opening action sequence and a gasp-inducing closing moment.
The Guardian
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The police chief has also urged people to stop inducing police officers.
Radio NZ
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Antibody-inducing vaccines are a major focus in the preventive HIV vaccine field.
Pubmed
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In the control group, ES cells differentiated freely without any inducing factors.
Pubmed
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Group 3 was cultured in vitro without any inducing factors for control.
Pubmed
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This department will not be held responsible for inducing a worldwide panic.
Earth Afire
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Ultimately, West sees the Neighborhood Web project developing in more adrenaline-inducing directions.
Wired
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In the latter, a key candidate for inducing ER stress is hyperhomocysteinemia.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: TWIST expression promotes developmental angiogenesis by inducing EC proliferation and migration.
Pubmed
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Just the thought of cramming another thing into your day is stress-inducing.
BBC
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There is no difficulty in inducing the apprentices to work on Saturday.
The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 2 of 4
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After the agoraphobia-inducing space of the city, this room looked suffocatingly small.
Ghosts of Onyx
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The two stimuli strongly synergized in inducing AID mRNA and protein expression.
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Translations for inducing
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Inducing through the time
Inducing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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