Sentence examples for A prevalent view from inspiring English sources
A prevalent view is that Hh activates mSmo by inducing its ciliary localization.
A prevalent view of DNA replication has been that it is carried out in fixed "replication factories".
A prevalent view holds that they are formed by an autonomous condensation of extracellular Aβ peptides released from plasma membrane proteolysis of APP (Armstrong, 1998; Fiala, 2007).
A prevalent view is that Ptc functions as a transporter, regulating the subcellular distribution of lipophilic small molecules that act as either Smo agonists or antagonists.
A prevalent view is that de novo genes do not possess complicated regulatory control and, therefore, only a functional transcription start site would be required for transcription initiation [ 29].
A prevalent view of this state of commitment is that cells make choices from a naïve state (Thomson et al., 2011); however, our results are consistent with a different view in which ES cells have a primary NECT fate that can be overridden for a short period of time by pro-PS signals.
"Good luck to him" was once a characteristic British attitude to self-made wealth; a more prevalent view now seems to be "hand over your bonus".
This remains a particularly prevalent view across much of the party's intake of new MPs from 2010, largely young, bright, articulate members with promising careers ahead of them.
After the war, the bad conditions and high casualties amongst the Anzac troops resulted in a reasonably prevalent view in Australia that these had been due to the incompetence of British officers commanding the Australian troops and their disregard for the casualties that resulted from poorly planned or ill-conceived attacks.
This is consistent with a formerly prevalent view of vertebrate classification, but inconsistent with both of the current morphology-based and mitochondrial sequence-based trees.
This is consistent with a formerly prevalent view of vertebrate classification, although inconsistent with both of the current morphology-based and mitochondrial sequence-based trees.
