Sentence examples for entry seems to be from inspiring English sources
With numerous hospitals participating in the DACAPO study, a web-based system for data entry seems to be most suitable.
The initial bacterial entry seems to be due to the highly permeable and abnormal vasculature of the tumor.
STIM1-ORAI1 driven store-operated calcium entry seems to be indispensable for migration and metastasis of breast cancer, cervical cancer and hepatocarcinoma, which was potently blocked by the store-operated calcium entry inhibitor.
It is known that the initiation of both DNA replication and histone biosynthesis in concert with S-phase entry stringently requires cyclin E/CDK2 (reviewed in [ 4]); however, the coupling of histone expression to DNA synthesis following S-phase entry seems to be regulated by factors other than cyclin E/CDK2 [ 42].
Among the control variables, the firm's size, its international dimension, and the age of the business leader at entry seem to be the most influential ones on business survival, although there are some differences between manufacturing and services.
In this pathway, however, the up-regulation of wee1 tyrosine kinase (WEE1), one of the genes strictly regulated by TGFβ1, seems to indicate a sort of actual control of cell proliferation, so both apoptosis and cell cycle entry seem to be strictly controlled in the EMT process.
During this time the information content of most entries seems to be rising for the properties analysed here.
Another reason for missed InterPro entries seems to be that they are either short (with poor separation of signal and noise due to insufficient information content in the profile) or lineage-specific.
Hall said the rise in Polish entries seemed to be due to a rising number of native speakers in the UK.
They see these words as divine prophecy, proof that God has a plan for Rachel, though these journal entries seem to be signs of normal adolescent soul-searching.
Because as I worked through the entries, trying to format them for the slightly pernickety uploading services at Uservoice (which otherwise provides a great, free service for user-generated feedback), I noticed that lots of the entries seemed to be coming from people who wanted better access to what their councils are doing.
