Sentence examples for avenue whereby from inspiring English sources

It's important for them to pay back taxes, it's important for them to learn English, it's important for them to potentially pay a fine, but to give them the avenue whereby they can resolve their legal status here in this country, I think is very important.

In this regard Mup expression, at least in mice, may be a molecular avenue whereby fat mass or fat distribution might impact mating and fertility.

Neighbourhood design may be one avenue whereby physical activity levels of older people can be enhanced through outdoor walking, with benefit across socioeconomic strata.

Neighbourhood design may be one avenue whereby physical activity levels of older people can be enhanced through outdoor walking, and this may provide population-level impacts.

Recent studies have demonstrated the role of epigenetic mechanisms in islet function, and have provided an avenue whereby dietary components could accelerate or prevent age-related diseases through their effects on epigenetic modifications [ 49, 50].

There are several theoretical avenues whereby the geographic convergence of these variables and the observed inflation convergence could be related.

In 1903, Niels Ryberg Finsen was awarded the Nobel Prize "in recognition of his contribution to the treatment of diseases, especially lupus vulgaris, with concentrated light radiation, whereby he has opened a new avenue for medical science".

In this paper, we generalize the avenue concept, originally proposed for trees, to block graphs whereby we design an efficient algorithm for computing both the search numbers and optimal search strategies for block graphs.

Our results, which define a mechanism whereby ASPP2 overexpression induces autophagic apoptosis, open a new avenue for promoting autophagy in treatments to cure hepatocellular carcinoma.

It is possible, at least outside of hospital settings, that such a result may be a reflection of subtle forms of gender bias, whereby female service providers' contributions are less valued and their opportunities for avenues for personal and professional growth beyond the basic health care tasks with which they were originally charged remain more limited [ 3].

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