Sentence examples for pathway away from inspiring English sources
In short, snus has largely been a pathway away from smoking, not vice versa.
"Prediabetics almost always develop diabetes, and this showed that surgical treatment could put them on a new pathway away from the disease," said Dr. Philip Schauer, a professor of surgery at the Cleveland Clinic who led one of the earlier studies looking at bariatric surgery in diabetics.
Patanjali describes what makes us suffer and describes the pathway away from such suffering, which can be trod with intention, as through practice; or which can be meandered along with varying degrees of blindness, as was the case with me in boot camp.
A change in the clinical pathway away from inpatient management of these stable obese patients with chronic respiratory failure will increase effectiveness in clinical management by optimising inpatient bed capacity in the local and regional respiratory centres.
We work closely in partnership with the local authority and partner agencies to work with these vulnerable groups of people to provide them with support and pathways away from begging".
RMSD potentials can be used to generate low energy pathways away from the starting state by using increasing RMSD as a driving force [6] [8].
The second Wnt-associated change observed in early sporadic tumours is a re-organisation of the Wnt response pathways away from β-catenin responses and towards the less well-characterised β-catenin-independent outcomes (Caldwell et al, 2008).
A private pathway leads away from the property to the beach.
The molecular machinery that sorts endocytosed membrane proteins into the degradative pathway and away from the default recycling pathway is an area of intense research.
By channelling excess fatty acids toward lipid metabolism pathway and away from apoptosis pathway, cells improve their survival [ 24].
A strain of E. coli, KO11, was engineered to shunt pyruvate into a homoethanol producing pathway and away from E. coli's native pathways (Ohta et al. 1991).
