Sentence examples for park pathway from inspiring English sources
The phrase "park pathway" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a path or trail located within a park, often intended for walking, jogging, or cycling. Example: "We enjoyed a leisurely stroll along the park pathway, surrounded by beautiful trees and flowers."
Park pathway characteristics can promote or limit senior walking.
Space syntax approach was used to measure four park pathway configurational characteristics, i.e., average depth to gates, average depth to landmarks, control value, and global integration.
The present study examined the links between specific park pathway design characteristics and senior walking within urban park, through observations and interviews.
Among all park facilities, park pathways are most significantly related to physical activity.
By providing park pathways preferred by seniors, designers can create park environments that are supportive of senior walking, and ultimately contribute to improving senior health and life quality.
Atg1 is required for autophagy and functions downstream of the PINK1-Park pathway (Scott et al., 2007).
Using epistasis analysis, they demonstrate that clu genetically functions downstream of PINK1 and upstream of park in the PINK1-Park pathway in cell culture and in vivo.
Taken together, these results suggest that Clu directly modulates mitochondrial function, and that Clu's function contributes to the PINK1-Park pathway of mitochondrial quality control.
In addition, Clu forms a complex with PINK1 and Park, further supporting that Clu links mitochondrial function with the PINK1-Park pathway.
Together, these data lend further support to the notion that Clu has a role in the PINK1-Park pathway involving mitochondrial function, and that lack of either PINK1 or Park causes a change in Clu's subcellular dynamics.
Taken together, these data identify Clu as a mitochondrially-associated protein that plays a direct role in maintaining mitochondrial function and that binds TOM20, and support a role for Clu linking mitochondrial function to the PINK1-Park pathway.
