Sentence examples for an alternative entry point from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the expression of the genes encoding for the entire Weimberg pathway in the eukaryote S. cerevisiae had the objective to provide an alternative entry point for d-xylose into the yeast central carbon metabolism with possibilities to produce new compounds that are intermediates or derivatives of the TCA cycle.

"Music might provide an alternative entry point" to the brain, because it can unlock so many different doors into an injured or ill brain, said Dr. Gottfried Schlaug, a Harvard University neurologist.

Independent, progressive public-policy thinktank providing an alternative entry-point into the political process through ideas and debates.

Math 112 and Math 121 are courses suitable for students from Math 21, and they provide an alternative entry-point for the department's more advanced courses in Analysis and Algebra respectively.

With scuba diving through flooded stretches of the cave network considered extremely dangerous, and no alternative entry point into the chamber yet discovered, pumping the water out of the cave is considered the least risky option.

For organs with a relative low yield alternative entry points should be further explored, e.g. below the xyphoid pointing the needle towards the left axilla for the heart or the 9th or 10th intercostal space behind the mid axillary line for the spleen.

The starting point at which each mouse was placed into the water was changed randomly between two alternative entry points located at a similar distance from the platform.

Such alternative entry points into the cell cycle constitute an interesting target for therapeutic interventions.

KBase supports numerous branch points, alternative pipelines, alternative entry points, and internal curation loops that facilitate a wide range of scientific analyses, some of which are not available elsewhere (e.g., merging individual metabolic models into community models and using these to predict interspecies interactions).

Alternative entry points have been reported, although their descriptions are vague: a 'bonesaw tract' to biopsy the brain and a 'lateral position' to biopsy the kidneys [ 4, 6].

These alternative entry points were critical to ensure representation from groups as diverse as the plantation workers and residents in federal land development (FELDA) communities, orphanages, and women's shelters.