Sentence examples for more common pathways from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the more interactors were shared, the more common pathways were expected.

Cohabitation is indeed the more common pathway to legal marriage, and since the 1920s it has become increasingly common to think of cohabitation as a compatibility test for marriage.

It was hypothesized that this maybe a more common pathway for targeting of nuclear-encoded proteins to the chloroplast.

The more common pathway is characterised by large genomic rearrangements (Lengauer et al, 1997), which are found in about 85% of colon cancers.

Butyrate metabolism can proceed via one of two pathways: the relatively uncommon butyrate kinase route of Coprococcus spp. and the more common pathway involving butyryl-CoA: acetate-CoA transferase.

On the other hand, CIN, which is characterized by chromosomal alterations either qualitative or quantitative is a more common pathway that may comprise clinicopathologically and molecularly heterogeneous tumors [ 8].

It is known that organisms able to synthesize HUFAs follow two different pathways; the more common aerobic pathway utilizes desaturase and elongase enzymes, while the anaerobic pathway is catalyzed by polyketide synthases [ 8].

Down-regulation of Chk1 has been described as an alternative pathway for inducing cell death when the more common apoptotic pathways have been sabotaged in cancer cells (22, 45).

The caspases are highly specialized proteases that, when activated, incite one of the more common apoptosis pathways.

It is possible that these differences may underlie an altered mechanism of degradation for these proteins that may be either more or less efficient than the more common sumoylation pathways.

The physiological significance for R. denitrificans and possibly some other resourceful heterotrophic marine Roseobacter clade [12] to depend on the ED pathway, which produces 1 ATP, 1 NADH and 1 NADPH, compared to 2 ATP and 2 NADH from the more common EMP pathway, is an interesting question.