Sentence examples for key convergence from inspiring English sources
Situated at the interface between DNA damage signaling and the ubiquitin system, viruses can reveal key convergence points in this important cellular pathway.
According to this figure, DMHBGKA takes less time than DH and GDH to achieve group key convergence.
The key convergence result for Borel sums is a theorem of Watson [673]; see Hardy [219] for a proof: Let (Theta in left( tfrac{pi }{2},tfrac{3pi }{2}right) ) and (B > 0).
This particular kinase is a key convergence point for many chemokine receptors.
Thus, future clinical trials must be carefully designed to identify the key convergence sites and to employ appropriate therapies designed to adequately impinge on their downstream effectors.
HIFs thus represent a key convergence point that integrates the cellular response of the RA synovium to low oxygen tension and inflammatory cytokines, and thereby drives synovial inflammation and angiogenesis.
As we show, there are a number of key convergences between the political economy-based conceptual analysis illustrated above and those now to be discussed.
Theoretically, iterative clustering is the key to convergence and not the initial cluster.
The keys to convergence and superior metrics are low correlation and low bias of the model.
The electronic, magnetic, and optical properties of thin films are the key to the convergence of computing, communications, and consumer electronics.
If there is a key to the convergence among these authors, it lies, first of all, in their insistence on the bodily and communal character of resurrection, a view that has long competed with a Hellenistic philosophical and especially Platonic dualism, in which an individual disembodied intellect or spirit could be saved from its corruptible and corrupting body.
