Sentence examples for at pathway from inspiring English sources

"It's more consumer awareness than we could get from advertising online," said Jim Woodman, vice president for corporate strategy at Pathway, which is based in San Diego and is privately held.

At Pathway, the "haunted soldiers" of Iraq and Afghanistan meet their counterparts from the previous century's wars: World War II and Vietnam veterans who live on the campus year-round.

A year and half ago, she added four classes at Pathway's Manhasset location, a multidisciplinary medical center geared toward women and teenagers that offers health seminars and exercise classes.

Single gene overexpression in product pathways such as lysine synthesis has often been employed in metabolic engineering efforts aiming at pathway flux amplification and metabolite overproduction.

In late September, the Kardashians filmed a scene of their reality show at Pathway's offices.

The advantages of performing analyses at pathway levels are illustrated by Dinu et al. [43].

In addition to NF-κB activation, TCR stimulation also leads to the influx of Ca2+ into the cytoplasm and activates the calcineurin/NF-AT pathway, which also targets loci encoding various transcription factors and cytokines (Rao et al. 1997).

She is constantly asked, "Do you know people who have found permanent homes?" Her answer is yes, at Pathways to Housing.

WAITING for a bone density test at Manhasset Diagnostic Imaging, Jeanne Chu, 53, picked up a brochure listing classes at Pathways Women's Health, a wellness center associated with the radiological practice on the next floor.

Her mother is a social worker who oversees programs for children with emotional disabilities at Pathways Schools in Silver Spring, Md. Mr. Callahan, 36, also works in Los Angeles for ABC Studios, where he is an executive producer and writer of "Scrubs".

Most recently they have been investigating circuitry rather than specific locations, looking at pathways and connections that are central in creating social emotions, a moral sense, even the feeling of free will.