Sentence examples for achieve pathway from inspiring English sources

Thus, Hh and Wnt may regulate distinct pools of GSK3 and CK1 to achieve pathway specificity.

They have shown that incorporating physiological context into the model increased the accuracy of conclusions about the drug dose required to achieve pathway inhibition.

It would likewise be of interest to ask whether the CO and Dorsal attention system regions shown here to be jointly engaged in pathway control in highly skilled readers are similarly functionally coupled in dyslexic readers to achieve pathway control, given the data mentioned earlier suggesting spatial attention deficits as contributory to the pathology of impaired reading.

But we're also giving an opportunity for those who are already in the United States to be able to achieve a pathway to citizenship so they don't have to live in the shadows".

Further, to achieve a pathway smaller than l reactions, we should prefer reactions which are able to transfer many atoms at the same time.

In addition, it has been previously shown in Drosophila that to achieve maximal pathway activity, large excess (more than 50-fold) of Smo over Ptc is required [ 36].

Blockade of one kinase alone might not be sufficient to achieve needed pathway inhibition, and so targeting of multiple kinases could be more promising in terms of efficacy and prevention of resistance.

A critical challenge for achieving ideal pathway compartmentalization with protein shells will likely be evolving pores to selectively limit intermediate diffusion.

We show that maximal growth is achieved when pathway activation is a more or less steeply graded function of the nutrient concentration.

The absence of an additive increase in cell size with the combination of PE stress and myostatin inhibition may indicate that our potent, protease-resistant myostatin inhibitor and PE stress independently achieved maximal pathway activation at the doses administered.

Processes of care are important not only because they may alter outcomes (the destination), but because they can change the way in which that outcome is achieved (the pathway).