Sentence examples for chart the pathway from inspiring English sources

We use this well-established association as a model to chart the pathway for translating emerging genetic discoveries into clinical practice.

We use the well-established association of schizophrenia with microdeletion 22q11.2 as a model to chart the pathway for translating emerging genetic discoveries into clinical practice.

This longevity reflects that enamel predominantly consists of highly elongated crystals of substituted calcium hydroxyapatite that are arranged within prisms (rods), which each chart the pathway of a single ameloblast.

The RBM Global Malaria Action Plan GMAPP) charted the pathway from scale up to elimination.

In all the higher religions, doctrines and dogmas emerge and develop in the service of instruction for the faithful: interpreting their sacred scriptures, understanding their obligations and duties, and safeguarding the lines between allowable diversity and actual error all of which help to chart the religious pathway to wisdom, rectitude, and fulfillment.

On the outer wall to his office was a poster charting the developmental pathways of cells; at the center, over the most powerful cell, a lab worker in the Obokata days had pasted a sign that said "STAP".

Positron emission tomography uses positron radionuclides that can be incorporated into true metabolic substrates and consequently can be used to chart the course of selected metabolic pathways, such as myocardial glucose uptake and fatty-acid metabolism.

Here we employed a systems biology approach that combined extensive experimentation with in silico methodologies to chart the network of receptor-activated pathways that mediated the arrest of immature B cells in the G1 phase of the cell cycle.

The book charts the pathways through which this nationalization takes place, and they will be intimately familiar to most readers (campaign finance changes, national media markets, nationalized policy planning, etc).

We charted the detailed landscape of pathway alterations in 33 cancer types, stratified into 64 subtypes, and identified patterns of co-occurrence and mutual exclusivity.

A detailed procedure chart for the pathway-based approach is shown in Figure 3 and described below.