Sentence examples for including pathways from inspiring English sources
In this prospective review we examine different approaches for exploring vocal communication processing, including pathways that may be, or become, specialized for conspecific utterances.
Also, enrichment of differentially expressed genes in multi-KEGG pathways including pathways in cancer was confirmed by KEGG pathway enrichment analysis, indicating the importance of the INO80 complex in cellular biological processes such as cancer pathway (Fig. 1D) (Chen et al. 2011).
Thompson is one of 50 veterans in a housing first pilot program funded by a 2012 grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs and administered by 14 agencies around the country, including Pathways in D.C. Since moving into his apartment, Thompson has been able to turn his life around.
If you work for twenty years at a job that makes you miserable, waiting for retirement day so that you can finally be happy, then during those twenty years you amass cellular changes, including pathways in the brain, that imprint misery--something you will be carrying around biologically and psychologically for many years into your retirement.
Endogenous microRNAs (miRNAs), however, often target multiple genes and can act through non-canonical pathways, including pathways that activate gene expression.
Several biological processes in the superoxide response were implicated by these experiments including pathways that reconstitute NADH and NADPH pools, iron transport and storage, sugar and amino acid transport, detoxification, protein modification, osmotic protection, and peptidoglycan synthesis.
Finally, by including pathway information in the design it is possible to model kinase inhibitors with potentially fewer side-effects.
In another pre-emptive move, Peacock created new freelance contracts that included pathways to promotions, healthcare for up to six months after leaving, and performance reviews.
Treatment plans included pathways to other specialities.
They included pathways and walks including one along the cliff above the River Avon.
Her books include "Pathways to Polling: Crisis, Cooperation, and the Making of Public Opinion Professions" and "Muffled Echoes: Oliver North and the Politics of Public Opinion".
