Sentence examples for harbor key from inspiring English sources

She was a Major Underwriter of Circle 1000, Hoag Hospital Foundation, and was an active member for many years in Harbor Key, Child Guidance Center of Orange County.

Introns experience higher selective constraints than synonymous coding sites, possibly because introns harbor key regions for regulation of expression (Wray et al. 2003; Thumma et al. 2005).

These populations may harbor key genetic innovations that warrant protection from nonselective sources of mortality, such as urban development and agriculture.

One proposed mechanism for how cilia mediate normal chondrogenesis and skeletal specification is through their role as signaling centers that harbor key receptors and facilitate their cascade effect in the cell, particularly, Indian hedgehog (IHH) and Sonic Hedgehog.

A major focus in this context has been on the role of the extracellular matrix, which harbors key regulators of the mineralization process.

This huge amount of unannotated sequence data potentially harbors key elements of the genetic underpinnings of phenotypes, if only their full functional repertoires were known.

The findings in this study suggest that the protein harbors key functions needed for the resistant cell lines to survive upon development of resistance.

Deep-diving whales may harbor the key to synthetic blood development for trauma patients, R&D Magazine reports.

Coeval high-K calc-alkaline to alkaline granites constitute important components of post-collisional to post-orogenic igneous suites in most orogenic belts of various ages on Earth and their genesis harbors a key to ascertaining critical geodynamic controls on continental crustal formation and differentiation.

The discovery of huge amounts of water streaming away from an aging, swollen red giant star in the constellation Leo shows for the first time that our own planetary system is not alone in harboring a key ingredient of life as we know it, researchers told a press conference at NASA headquarters today.

At a time when life as we know it was just getting its start on Earth, Martian clay may have harbored a key component for one of life's molecular building blocks, researchers say.