Sentence examples for be critically positioned to from inspiring English sources
Thus, ILC2s appear to be critically positioned to maintain homeostasis by responding rapidly to environmental cues, including metabolic stress and nutrient intake, and poised to rapidly respond to damage or stress in mucosal tissues.
PV-interneurons subserve an important role in cognitive processes, and are critically positioned to modulate hippocampal and PFC-dependent cognitive processes [38].
Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) is critically positioned to integrate signals from the extracellular matrix and cellular adhesion.
Microglia are critically positioned at the interface between innate immune activation-induced CNS inflammation and subsequent manifestation of adaptive immunity in the brain microenvironment.
Furthermore, we showed that another nucleosome was critically positioned on the 5' upstream PRRI control region as an obstacle to the binding of NF-κB, SRF and Sp1 TFs.
"With an appreciation of the broader legal context as well as the fundamental absurdity of continuing to treat abortion as a crime, law and criminology academics are uniquely positioned to critically consider abortion law reform".
Similarly, there are several reasons why non-ICU physicians may be less favorably positioned to optimally deliver nosocomial EOLC in the critically ill.
The answer is to buy critically positioned companies with access to strategic information, as Berkshire Hathaway is doing with its acquisition of Charter Brokerage--a third-party logistics provider to the oil industry.
The behavioral effects of transcranial electrical stimulation appear to be critically dependent on the position of the return electrode.
The behavioral effects of transcranial alternating current stimulation appear to be critically dependent on the position of the reference electrode, highlighting the importance of electrode montage when designing experimental and therapeutic protocols.
In addition, "[t]he lack of tenure-track positions … should be critically examined with a view to developing alternative models that provide structured opportunities for tenured employment".
