Sentence examples similar to gateways to entry from inspiring English sources
A necessary precursor to jobs in certain fields, they act as both a gateway and a barrier to entry.
Parks, forests and the gateways to farmhouses are bolted and barred, many displaying hastily erected "No Entry" signs.
The PCR products were purified and recombined with pDONR221 (Invitrogen) plasmid to create Gateway entry clones according to the manufacturer's instructions.
He included a majestic double-height entry portal, a gateway to the barely visible back garden — an unusual feature in a building type where the rear area is typically a throwaway space of concrete and razor wire.
Luton is another entry point – the gateway to those running away from the price of London – but for many it becomes a trap.
The amplicons were cloned into pENTR/D-TOPO (Invitrogen) to generate gateway entry constructs, which were fully sequenced to ensure sequence integrity.
Only a couple of hundred yards away, cars rushed along the Anzalduas international bridge, gateway to one of several legitimate ports of entry in the area.
Over time, this process of epithelial disruption would be expected to generate a physical breach in the basement membrane thereby providing a gateway of entry for constitutively active TGF-β1 to enter the stromal compartment.
The wide geographical area of origin of dengue imported cases in Florida reflects the importance of the Miami International Airport as a gateway to the USA and a possible route of entry for these and other pathogens.
The back side of the coin bears the date 1788, the year New York ratified the United States Constitution, and the words "Gateway to Freedom," referring to New York City's role as the entry point for waves of immigrants.
