Sentence examples for a route whereby from inspiring English sources

Despite the low degree of polymerisation of the copolymers examined, the results do, nevertheless, point to a route whereby the properties of the polymeric systems in general may be controlled through molecular engineering.

In addition, the aberrant, disorganised tumour vasculature provides a route whereby tumour cells can escape the primary tumour mass and disseminate to distant metastatic sites.

Presumably this effect is via a route whereby deaths are avoided because of improved early condition, brain outcomes are improved because of less low blood pressure (or the interventions used to correct it), etc.

DC-SIGN does not serve as a receptor for virus entry, but dendritic cells migrating from mucosal tissues to lymph nodes and bearing HIV particles on the surface provide a route whereby the virus can be delivered to susceptible CD4+ CCR5+ T cells in the lymph nodes.

It is considered to be a slow route whereby an agent enters the olfactory neuron via endocytotic or pinocytotic mechanisms and travels to the olfactory bulb by utilizing the same anterograde axonal transport mechanisms.

Given this pattern of interconnectivity, it has been suggested that the NAC acts as a "limbic motor interface", providing an important route whereby the limbic system can influence behavior (Mogenson, Jones, & Yim, 1980).

Instead Van Gaal has taken United on a different route, whereby he has moved out four strikers this season, bringing in only one, and now laments the team's lack of finishers.

Others proposed a different route whereby cholesterol moves directly from lysosomes to the ER without involving the PM (Neufeld et al., 1996; Underwood et al., 1998).

Arginine can be converted into ornithine by arginase, or can take a longer route whereby it is converted to agmatine by arginine decarboxylase (ADC), then to n-carbamoylputrescine by agmatine deiminase and finally into putrescine by n-carbamoylputrescine amidohydrolase.

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.

However, our recent demonstration that thalamic δ-GABAARs may influence the kinetics of action potential-dependent phasic inhibition, particularly in response to spike bursts (Herd et al., 2013), provides an additional route whereby etomidate may influence VB inhibition.