Sentence examples for be a second pathway from inspiring English sources

Therefore, there could be a second pathway that conveys fast luminance changing signals to SCN.

Experimental evidence shows that a "functional" glucocorticoid-responsive element (GRE) exists in the Per1 promoter region and this GRE is necessary and sufficient for glucocorticoid signaling to cause a rapid increase in the level of Per1 mRNA, implying that there should be a third pathway to control of Per1 transcription.

Our studies have demonstrated that this pathway is important in suppressing ER stress, and we consider this to be a fourth pathway in the UPR, which consists of translational attenuation, transcriptional induction, and ER-associated degradation (ERAD).

However, synthesis of FDP in plants is complex because, in addition to the mevalonate pathway, there is a second pathway for FDP biosynthesis [ 14].

Notably, genetic studies indicate there is a second pathway for targeting dynein directly from the cytoplasm to the plus end that does not require Kip2 (Caudron et al., 2008; Markus et al., 2009).

It now seems clear that there is a third pathway through which byproducts get out of the brain — and it may be the most important — through these specialized vessels in the dura mater.

The disposal of unused or expired pharmaceuticals via the sink or the toilet is a third pathway for emission of pharmaceuticals into the environment [ 8, 12, 15, 16].

It is not made clear in the paragraph about RA signalling whether this is being proposed as the mechanism of mesenchymal to epithelial signalling, but the last sentence of the manuscript appears to indicate that this may be a second signalling pathway that is regulating mesenchymal cell behaviour.

The extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1/2 (ERK1/2) pathway may be a second mechanism of action for both HP and TGF-β1, with TGF-β1 responding more robustly.

This whole sequence lasts 12-15 milliseconds and is followed by a second pathway whereby information is reanalysed by the prefrontal areas, the logical part of the brain.

Its statement would appear to end a decade-long debate within American intelligence agencies about whether the country was working on a second pathway to building nuclear weapons.