Sentence examples for in an attempt to outline from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, CDC42 and Rac1 contribute to the formation of lamellipodia and filopodia.90 Next, we will highlight the redox regulation of key proteins involved in altering cell mobility in an attempt to outline the interconnection between redox balance and cell mobility alteration.

As zinc finger proteins are ubiquitous; and drought and salt stress share some common signaling pathways we decided to investigate if there is any osmoregulatory response mediated by CaZF in S. cerevisiae, in an attempt to outline the in vivo function of chickpea CaZF.

Ogryzko turns to Schroedinger's classic book and also to Crick's ideas on the mechanisms of synaptic memory in an attempt to outline two major mechanism through which cells could maintain epigenetic stability.

The best study dates back to 1841 when Astley Cooper [ 8] injected wax through the nipple at autopsy in an attempt to outline the anatomy of the milk ducts.

Here, we address several of these questions but, primarily, the last two, most general ones, in an attempt to outline a coherent scenario of virus origin and evolution and delineate the connections between the evolution of viruses and cellular life forms.

The ad hoc working group on the Durban Platform (ADP) is an attempt to outline the steps to a new deal in Paris in 2015.

In a provocative attempt to outline a history of communication during the Spanish Golden Age, Communication, Knowledge, and Memory in Early Modern Spain examines how speech, visual images, and written texts all interact as manifestations of the human desire to know and remember.

Written in the name of the U.S. National Resources Committee, this volume was an important early attempt to outline a national urban policy based on the findings of the social sciences.

In this article we attempt to outline a heuristic framework that could provide a basis for uniting clinical phenomena and neurobiological theories.

In this paper, we attempt to outline theoretical conditions on dense subgraphs of a network that are enriched with respect to some target set of vertices.

In this review we attempt to outline current, as well as new, immunohistochemical stains of relevance in the diagnosis and classification of cutaneous neoplasms.