Sentence examples for designated pathways from inspiring English sources
The "pods", which will travel at 12mph (19km/h), will ferry people around Milton Keynes on designated pathways.
(NB: A trial of driverless pod cars has previously been announced for Milton Keynes, with £1.5 million kicked in from government to fuel it — with 20 self-driving pods, bookable via a smartphone app, due to be up and running on designated pathways in the city by 2015).
The cars won't be privately owned, though – you'd need to book with your smartphone – and they are decidedly sluggish, racing around the designated pathways at a grand 12mph (12mphh).
Although EXPath facilitates the comparison of expression levels among genes involved in designated pathways, the limited number of plant genes recruited in KEGG database restricts the availability for comparative expression analysis.
By providing strong incentives or perhaps no choice but to use a designated pathway, they can hold the customer captive, at least to the extent that the person wants to purchase their products or services.
This precursor could be specific of a third rRNA pathway designated pathway C in Fig. 3A.
These modes of processing that are schematized in Fig. 3A, designated pathway A and B, involve sequential cleavages of the initial pre-45S rRNA to obtain the matures 18S, 5.8S and 28S.
In the modern era of cancer therapies with designated targets and molecularly designed pathway inhibitors, the concept that crude DNA damaging cytotoxic chemotherapy agents could lead to successful treatment and the cure of some malignancies with minimal long term toxicity [ 1] would appear both old fashioned and unlikely.
Time-course and pathway analyses identified 317 genes and 40 pathways (designated time-course and pathway signatures) deregulated following carboplatin exposure.
Candidate genes were analysed in two distinct subsets; those with and those without a designated KEGG pathway.
The integrated model of management and designated care pathway for the diabetic foot starts at the point of diagnosis of diabetes and continues indefinitely.
