Sentence examples for a redirection from from inspiring English sources
But a redirection from Ovechkin went right into Lundqvist's glove.
Those shingled circumflexes are meant to suggest gable-roofed domesticity, a sign of the buildings' purpose and a redirection from pure rectangularity.
For example, overexpression of HAP4, a transcriptional regulator of respiration-related genes, led to a redirection from fermentation to respiration flux and a concomitant increase in biomass production (Duenas-Sanchez et al., 2010).
If this represents a redirection away from refugees towards population issues it could hurt American leadership in refugee issues around the world".
Indeed, during oxidative stress, a flux redirection from glycolysis to the NADPH-generating pentose phosphate pathway is established to compensate for the increased need of this cofactor by the antioxidant machinery [ 15 17].
But Obama did not specify where the money would be redirected from, and a subsequent NIH press release offered only a hint of more detail, noting that money "will come from existing resources and a redirection of funds from expiring AIDS research grants over the next three years".
In conjunction with the distal experiments discussed above, these data suggest that a mechanism underlying the observed protection from ischemic injury is likely a redirection of blood from an alternate source, perhaps the Anterior Cerebral Artery, via collaterals to MCA, allowing re-establishment of blood flow to the ischemic cortex.
This will require a redirection of resources from acute hospital provision to intermediate care and community-based services.
The report states that there should be more widespread use of community-based "recovery houses" and a redirection of funding from secure units into early intervention services.
So perhaps it is not surprising that observers have begun to detect a redirection of energies from the commission's 500-odd lawyers.
Finisher pigs on the LP diet were characterised by a redirection of energy from overall growth to fat deposition, with increased fat accumulation in adipose depots including subcutaneous fat and IMF content (Table 1).
