Sentence examples for idea of ifs from inspiring English sources

Recently, it has been proposed that IFs act as a scaffold for the transduction of not only mechanical perturbations but also of other types of signals from the exterior to all internal compartments of the cell and, from this, the idea of IFs as 'regulatory platforms' implicated in the regulation of key signalling pathways has emerged [ 2].

"It's that idea of 'If you build it, they will come,' " Kevin added.

I'm toying with the idea of if it works it works, why bother bringing in a band?

"With each player, I kind of have an idea of if they fit, where they fit, that kind of thing," Walsh said, declining to elaborate.

We are on the cutting edge where a maker lists a project without an idea of if it will sell or if someone is interested.

However, unlike the polynomial PAF, the PAF of SIF also takes into accounts the (linear) vehicular spatial density, thus allowing to better adapt to different traffic conditions this is the very idea of IF.

"We loved that idea of, if you personified your emotions, what is happening?" Rivera said.

It was this 19th century idea of "if we build it they will come".

"People when they're pleading to criminal convictions, immigration is usually the paramount concern," he said "Aggravated felonies have such severe immigration penalties, not having a clear idea of if something is an aggravated felony is a huge problem".

The idea of IF was first coined by Garfield in 1955 [ 11].

I am interested in the regrets we carry from our childhoods, in the idea of "what if" and "if only".