Sentence examples for avenues present from inspiring English sources

Both of these avenues present fertile ground for the targeting and functional elucidation of specific receptors.

For Thomas F. Schutte, who became president of the Pratt Institute in 1993, Myrtle Avenue presented a challenge to the very future of the institution.

Spence favors research avenues that present themselves by happenstance and experiments that are built around mundane, domestic objects rather than lab rats.

"Every time I began to engage life in a way, I was given avenues and presented bridges by my Jewish brothers," Mr. Goings said.

Based on identified gaps, future research avenues are presented.

Also, journals and conferences are established avenues for presenting and criticizing scientific outcomes.

Three avenues are presented to tailor and control the elastic postbuckling response of axially-compressed shells: (1) by introducing seeded geometric imperfections (SGI); (2) by introducing non-uniform stiffness distributions (NSD); and (3) by providing lateral constraints and interactions (LCI).

"I think Gene Roddenberry was a visionary and used the forum of 'Star Trek: The Original Series' as an avenue to present society with allegorical stories that allowed them to generate dialogue about things that people weren't talking about at the time," Quinto told The Huffington Post.

The design structure and parameters of tokamaks, which remain the dominant fusion research avenue, are presented.

Given that the RAAS pathway seems to play a central role in the pathophysiology of radiation-induced nephropathy [21], pharmaceutical intervention and modification of the RAAS should also present avenues for the mitigation of renal damage during PRRT.

The potential prospects and future research avenues are also presented.