Sentence examples for exact pathway from inspiring English sources
The results of this study suggest cleavage of CC bond, though the exact pathway remains unclear.
The exact pathway that leads to apoptosis-mediated premature rupture of fetal membranes is still unclear.
Snap ad campaigns may show an enormous amount of engagement, but with only around two years of advertising history, the exact pathway from that ad to a return on investment may not be as hammered out and easy to pitch as it would be for Facebook and Google.
Targeted genetic engineering of taxol-producing fungi was an effective way to exploit their taxol productivity, however there were difficult challenges due to the almost complete lack of molecular information on the exact pathway, key rate-limiting steps, and availability of a complete set of genes involved in the taxol biosynthesis of fungi (Flores-Bustamante et al. 2010; Gond et al. 2014).
Nestadt hopes to one day be able to identify the exact pathway in the brain that causes OCD and target this with drugs.
The exact pathway to radicalization that led Salman Ramadan Abedi to detonate a suicide bomb and kill 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in his own city Monday is not yet fully known.
Rachel Lampert, associate professor of medicine at from the Yale University school of medicine, agrees: "It is well established that anger can precipitate a heart attack and arrhythmias (heart irregularities) in people already at risk, although the exact pathways are not understood".
The exact pathways implicated in these processes need further investigation.
Curcumin has been definitively deemed to carry anti-inflammatory powers, although its exact pathways still aren't completely understood.
These studies suggest a role for LRRK2 in the pathogenic pathways of PD, but the exact pathways linking the kinase to these functions remain unknown.
Although the role of immune dysfunction in the pathogenesis of SSc is generally accepted, the exact pathways that cause immune dysfunction in SSc remain to be elucidated.
