Sentence examples for mirror key from inspiring English sources

To address this shortcoming, we have taken the approach of exploring the role of candidate developmental orchestrators specifically, proteins whose expression patterns mirror key developmental time-lines, and are also likely to play important cellular functions likely pivotal for neuronal development.

Although these models have different triggering stimuli, both exhibit joint pathology and pain responses that mirror key aspects of knee OA in humans (13), providing an opportunity for furthering our understanding of the mechanistic aspects of nociception during OA.

In the rearview mirror, the Key Bridge was rapidly shrinking.

These characteristics and complexities mirror other key industries, greatly enhancing the potential to transfer findings, theories and project outcomes beyond the health sector.

The TrkA and Ror2 TKDs in their inactive conformations also mirror other key aspects of the autoinhibitory mechanisms originally described for IRK [ 13], although Ror2 has several unique features that suggest a slightly different mode of autoinhibition.

This mirrored the key shows of the season: Vetements, Chloé, Gucci, Yeezy and Stella McCartney.

Less commonly known is that the pig later improved his home's safety profile by installing convex security mirrors at key points along the driveway.

The Bayesian Network developed for the dataset mirrored the key excipient effects on dissolution performance.

The toilet, which Catellan himself described as "1percentt art for the 99percentt," not so subtly mirrors a key Trumpian duality: opulence and vulgarity.

Much of the evidence for this suggested model comes from detailed studies of the more experimentally amenable in vitro systems [19], [21], [22], [38] and the fact that these are mirrored by key changes in purified colonocytes from the CEABAC transgenics implies that it could apply in this situation too.

This mirrors the key principle of the Children and Young People's Health Outcome's Forum regarding family involvement in the development of services.