Sentence examples for build a pathway from inspiring English sources

I was taught that true vision is the courage to build a pathway over a seemingly unbridgeable chasm so that others can also find a way across.

We're trying to build a pathway to separation that involves the sort of low-intensity civil war that Iraq is enduring right now.

"What Project Rebound seeks to do is to build a pathway from prison to college to facilitate and assist folks in making that transition".

He sought to build a pathway from the Lahore Fort, the bastion of the Mughal empire, which would lead halfway across the city to the shrine of the Sufi saint Mian Mir who had died in 1635.

"The number of people who could shoot a 360-degree, virtual reality film is so limited, we felt we had to build a pathway to start increasing that capacity," Kamal Sinclair, co-director of New Frontier, said in a phone interview.

The part of or all results can be used to build a pathway.

The number of significant genes that gave the highest AUC value of the ROC analysis with distant metastasis within 5 years as the defining point was considered optimal and used to build a pathway-based signature.

APPETITE (The Alberta Provincial Pediatric En Teric Infection TEam) has built a pathway to innovation (Fig.  1) that strives to develop a better understanding of the infectious causes of AGE by proposing a paradigm shift in specimen collection and testing.

Interestingly, these series of studies built a pathway suggesting that increasing intracellular Ca2+ levels results in the translocation of cytoplasmic NFATc1 to the cell nucleus upon dephosphorylation by calcineurin, where it binds weakly to the myosin heavy chain β-subunit (MyHCβ) promoter.

After PESCADOR, results were manually curated and the gene biointeractions recovered were used to build a regulatory pathway in Keynote MacOS according to the markup language used by KEGG for pathway construction (KGML can be found at http://www.genome.jp/kegg/xml/docs/).jp/kegg/xml/docs/

Charlotte Osgood Mason, a Park Avenue arts patron eager to promote "the primitive element," exhorted protégés like Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston to build a "flaming pathway" to Africa while proclaiming herself "a better Negro" than most blacks she knew.