Sentence examples for inward traffic from inspiring English sources
This suggests either that poor law officials were not able to prevent this inward traffic (although other requests may have been refused), or that parish apprentices were not seen as potential rate burdens, but rather as productive units of labour.
(505) Inward trafficking of sphingolipids is illustrated by the green arrows in Figure 11.
NRP1's short cytoplasmic tail is crucial for the regulation of VEGFR2 trafficking because its SEA motif binds the PDZ domain of synectin, linking the complex to the inward trafficking motor myosin VI (Ballmer-Hofer et al., 2011; Cai and Reed, 1999).
This list includes: alternate side parking, cleaning the cat box, Facebook, overhearing Natalie Merchant's music, inward-swinging men's room doors, traffic, vacuuming, and worrying about going to prison.
The report stated: "In terms of the knock-on impacts to the Scottish economy, APD will over the long-term reduce traffic and connectivity from Scotland's airports, impacting on inward investment, trade and competitiveness.
However, LBPA has not been found in yeast and is present in lysosomes and a subset of MVBs that are distinct from those that traffic EGFR [ 10 ], and so is unlikely to form part of the core inward vesiculation machinery.
"Your focus turns inward.
Agnes Martin turned inward instead.
