Sentence examples for a route by which from inspiring English sources
It had been his anger, sustained for 16 years, that scorched a route by which ultimately the six would escape.
But no poet ever identified a route by which the British, French and Belgian people could have escaped the conflict, save by accepting the Kaiser's domination of Europe".
Acquiring portraits became, then, a series of intricate introductions and subtle nudges — writers hearing around town that someone at the Strand had "a project" he would like their help on, Britton trying to figure out a route by which he could "get to" someone whose portrait he felt he must have.
At the same time, they provide a route by which CTBs enter the uterine wall.
This is, in the author's experience, a route by which the salient concepts of each design can be appreciated effectively.
Some of those inclusions lie along hairline fractures in the zircons, a route by which mineral-rich fluids could have infiltrated, Rasmussen says.
The activation of microglia cells provides a possible route by which an increased pro-inflammatory state in the brain could cause increased grey matter loss and more severe negative and cognitive symptoms.
This, to our knowledge, is the first quantitative demonstration of a nonmutagenic route by which radiation can induce a potentially pathological cellular change.
Immobilization of antimicrobial silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) on surfaces has been proposed as a method to inhibit biofouling or as a possible route by which incidental releases of AgNPs may interfere with biofilms in the natural environment or in wastewater treatment.
Since cognitive impairment is a core feature of schizophrenia, this is a potential route by which these DISC1 variants influence risk of mental illness.
Hulme et al. argue against our hypothesis that there are two routes from onset and rime awareness to reading: an indirect route whereby onset-rime awareness feeds into the development of phoneme awareness which in turn affects children's reading, and a direct route by which onset-rime awareness makes an independent contribution to children's reading.
