Sentence examples for over the pathway from inspiring English sources
Once, a delegation of American politicians had toured the campus, and Bella, assigned to accompany them with the headmistress, had worn her favorite dress, its lavender color matching the wisteria hanging over the pathway between the science building and the art building.
The models account for known regulatory signals that exert control over the pathway.
This method gives an integrated measure over the pathway between the two sites and, hence, may differ from the local PWV, and the exact sites chosen may be important.
The first two were measures of the comparison of individual branches of the tree, and the last one of the accumulated change over the pathway from the root to the tip of each terminal taxa (Omland 1997).
Proteins occupying these key network positions are expected to exert strong influence over the pathway function, and thus on the associated phenotypes and organism's fitness (Wright and Rausher 2010; Rausher 2012; Olson-Manning et al. 2013).
By Faith Shop could easily go unnoticed among the overwhelming number of like-businesses taking over the narrow pathways of Nairobi's Mukuru slums, but the endless stream of customers says otherwise.
I will never forget my favorite waiting spot or the many ridiculous moments that transpired over the pathways of each train.
Another class of models predicts the distribution (i.e. partitioning) of fluxes over the pathways from the input and output nutrients of the system [ 21, 22].
During glycolysis, all fermentable carbon sources are metabolized to pyruvate and subsequently distributed over the pathways leading to the formation of these products.
Our results also suggest that if the p53 pathway over the p63 pathway has a major role, the repaired cells might maintain their normal status; on the other hand, if the p63 pathway over the p53 pathway has a major role, the repaired cells might gain the potential to develop into a transformation status.
If the activating pathway were made stronger, then the response of the module to a gradient would be qualitatively similar to that of the input, again simply reflecting the dominance of the activating pathway over the inhibiting pathway.
