Sentence examples for developed trail from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, TRAIL-R2-positive tumor cells may have developed TRAIL resistance downstream of the receptor level, thereby allowing for tumor cell proliferation despite TRAIL death receptor expression.

For this purpose, we developed TRAIL complexes that bind to angiogenic endothelial cells.

Accordingly, there were/are considerable efforts of a variety of research groups and companies to develop TRAIL death receptor-targeting therapeutics for tumor treatment.

An important and relevant issue for contemporary tourism, sport and recreation planners is how to further develop trails and mountain bike areas that are in keeping with the demands of proficient mountain bike riders.

That year the city began developing trails, and since then the city of Omaha has developed approximately 67 mile of paved recreational trails, and another 35 mile of trails are scheduled for completion within the next eight years.

These properties were developed with trails and parkways, and this spurred the development of private land adjacent to the riverfront, creating the new Mill District neighborhood.

Dr. Paul Debevec, who developed the "trailing bullet" special effects in "The Matrix," is charged with improving the richness of photorealistic detail in the computer-generated animations.

The methodology is developed and trailed within a case study catchment in the UK.

The Wakamow Valley (administered by the Wakamow Valley Authority) has been developed with trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

It also developed the trails, and by the early 1830s, an expedition from the Selkirk settlement driving a flock of sheep from Kentucky to the Assiniboine found the trail to be well-marked.

As settlement developed the trails became a "common carrier" for all manner of goods that could be carried by ox cart, including lamps and coal oil to burn in them, fine cloth, books, general merchandise, champagne, sheet-metal stoves, disassembled farm machinery and at least one piano, and a printing press and other accoutrements for the first newspaper in the Fort Garry region.