Sentence examples for obvious pathway from inspiring English sources

Having immersed herself in 18th-century science, an obvious pathway was further back to the beginnings of the Royal Society, set up in 1660, the year Charles II returned to England to assume the throne.

Victory was rarely in doubt during a good-natured lunchtime in Essex but the lasting impression was that the visitors, for so long dogged by questionable planning and the lack of an obvious pathway to the first team, are at last seriously rivalling their neighbours Arsenal as an operation from whom others can learn.

Currently, if my local budding junior women's international is to be believed, there is no obvious pathway for her within the British Cycling system once she or her contemporaries turn 18 because the women's academy was abandoned a few years back.

The most obvious pathway is the mitral cell→interneuron→mitral cell pathway.

One obvious pathway for those with short sleep is the increase in time available for eating.

The most obvious pathway to acetaldehyde 12 appeared to be deoxygenation 7 of glycolaldehyde 6 (Scheme 2), and to investigate this we irradiated a system comprising copper(I) cyanide and a solution of 6, sodium phosphate, and 10.

But while scientists who took part in the current study have identified these obvious "pathways of exposure," it is notoriously difficult to link the pollution to cancer.

Streich smiles when asked what he thinks of some of the top English clubs, which spend millions on youth programmes despite there being no obvious pathways to the first team.

Inversely, many pathway names do not contain obvious pathway-related keywords (e.g. "RNA degradation" [KEGG PATHWAY: hsa03018]).

There are two obvious pathways that could lead to reduced fertility with reduction in MSH7 expression.

Obvious pathways leading to the reintroduction of infection were identified in 74 (69.2%) cases.