Sentence examples for conduits by which from inspiring English sources

Since neuronal ganglia and fibers of the gut wall were interpreted to contain abnormal PrP histologically, neuronal fibers have often been assumed to be conduits by which the agent spreads from the periphery into the brain [ 4].

Fox News would be a popular fringe network, not the reliable conduit by which paranoid hogwash infects our mainstream media.

Lord Leigh, the Conservative peer and review member, said: "Charities should be a conduit by which the public's time, energy and donations can be transformed into work that benefits society.

Long conversations with Watts, the main conduit by which Zen was permeating the west-coast counterculture, helped turn Herbert's pacy adventure story into an exploration of temporality, the limits of personal identity and the mind's relationship to the body.

Apple's product line would evolve; Jobs would not, preferring to cast himself as the mere conduit by which Apple's products made their way into the world.

Why is our elections infrastructure any different when it is the conduit by which we maintain our democracy and way of life?

Science is the search for knowledge and scientific publishing is the conduit by which that knowledge is shared to the research community at large.

Shunt surgery, usually performed by neurosurgeons, involves the creation of a conduit by which CSF can be drained into another body cavity.

The discovery of proteorhodopsins in ocean metagenomes had a major impact because it demonstrated a new conduit by which light energy might enter the biosphere.

The discovery that leptin levels are correlated with the onset of puberty revealed a key conduit by which nutrition influences sexual maturation [ 18, 19, 47, 48].

Previous work has demonstrated that postshock mesenteric lymph (PSML) serves as the conduit by which exudates are delivered to the systemic circulation [ 2, 3].