Sentence examples for establishing landmarks from inspiring English sources

The first proposed approach is to harness state-of-theart genomic technologies for establishing landmarks of sepsis susceptibility, progression, and outcome.

For the first time, molecular biologists have established landmarks throughout the genome of one of the world's deadliest parasites, Plasmodium falciparum, which causes malaria and kills about 2 million people around the world each year.

The number of PB positive cells was then grouped into 100 μm increments and normalized to established landmarks.

The seven-storey store attracts more than 15m shoppers every year and is an established landmark for many wealthy tourists.

On the town and village level, the first on Long Island to establish landmark preservation ordinances were the Town of Huntington and the Village of the Branch in Smithtown.

Cumpa Cosimo is the established landmark trattoria and has a framed photo of a very bronzato Michael Winner embracing the "character" proprietress to prove it.

Within these environments, the ants establish landmark-based idiosyncratic routes from the nest to their feeding sites and select different one-way routes for their outbound and inbound journeys.

Use of the AC as a defining criterion omits the motor cortex from consideration but is a better established landmark than other points of demarcation [ 23].

Cytoplasmic gradients may be essential in establishing dynamical landmarks to maintain cell polarity [33] and our model suggests that actin and For3p may be directly involved in these mechanisms.

On the topic of nasal surgery, this month's journal contains an article by Seth and colleagues who addressed the issue of optimal L-strut preservation during endoscopic septoplasty by establishing intranasal landmarks in a cadaveric study.

After establishing that landmark fifteen years ago, the company has steadily increased its international profile as a food-justice trendsetter.