The phrase "and in route" is not correct; the correct form is "en route." You can use "en route" to indicate that someone or something is on the way to a destination.
Example: "We are currently en route to the conference and should arrive by noon."
Alternatives: "on the way" or "in transit."
For example, in the robot navigation problem, it is always preferred to find out that an initially unknown location is traversable rather than not, in the plane scheduling problem, it is always preferred for the weather to remain a good flying weather, and in route-finding problem, it is always preferred for the road of interest to be clear of traffic.
In fact the OR and IN routes showed increased numbers of lymphocytes on day 3 post-challenge probably indicating a proliferation of ZEBOVGP-specific T-cells.
All three routes produced strong ZEBOVGP-specific IFN-γ responses, with the IM route dominant early after challenge but surpassed by the OR and IN routes at later time points.
Experimental infection of the animals by both IP and IN routes produced a fulminant uniformly fatal disease.
A receiver, Justin McCareins, ran a simple fly-in route and dropped an easy pass.
These factors indicate emergence of an agent of legionellosis that differs in etiology from other species and possibly in route of disease transmission.
Such environments provide a wealth of visual information, but theoretical neural-network models have suggested that excessive information may lead to confusion and difficulty in route learning [ 13].
Capture Riolu on Route 22. Walk through the Grass and Flowers in Route 22 for a chance to find Riolu.
Once pilots are airborne, they will talk to an "approach/departure" frequency, and once in route, they might even talk to a "center" frequency.
EMT's and ambulances arrive too late and individuals die in route to hospitals.
