Meanings of internalisation in English

We really do need to have the internalisation of these costs.

And, while this system will help you move along, the real progress depends on your internalisation.

This model is based on the internalisation of the Primary Object (later, the self).

These results showed that this cell death required active S. Heidelberg B182 protein synthesis and bacterial internalisation.

In addition, experiments with dissociated leptomeningeal cells revealed that binding is rapidly followed by selective internalisation of the ligand.

In talking about it we reduce the internalisation of beauty ideals, and feel less awful about our implied failings.

On the other hand, rates of internalisation were similar for the two cytokines, with half-times of 14-15 min.

The capacity to be alone develops out of the baby's ability to hold onto the internalisation of his mother, even during her absences.

Motivational internalisation was evident and some participants had integrated their behaviour change to a new way of life which they found resilient to common barriers.

These results suggest that truncated trkB molecules form an efficient and selective barrier preventing the diffusion of brain-derived neurotrophic factor and eliminating it by internalisation.

The internalisations of both the PO and the SO are modified as a result of this process of comparison.

We really do need to have the internalisation of these costs.

And, while this system will help you move along, the real progress depends on your internalisation.

This model is based on the internalisation of the Primary Object (later, the self).

These results showed that this cell death required active S. Heidelberg B182 protein synthesis and bacterial internalisation.

In addition, experiments with dissociated leptomeningeal cells revealed that binding is rapidly followed by selective internalisation of the ligand.