Sentence examples for pathway meaning from inspiring English sources

"They are constantly given a message that they are on a negative pathway, meaning their claim is not going to be accepted.

Flies lacking the ability to control normal gut flora equilibrium owing to the absence of innate immune signalling in the gut [namely, absence of the immune deficiency (imd) pathway, meaning that antimicrobial peptide (AMP) gene expression is compromised] show an overproliferation of ISCs and abnormal gut morphology.

Science now tells us that vibrations reconnect damaged neural pathways, meaning music therapy can be as healing as physical therapy.

In a significant number of assimilatory EFMs, methanol was entirely oxidized to CO2 via the C1 pathways, meaning that no reduced carbon entered assimilatory pathways, and indicating that biomass could be fully generated from CO2.

How best to serve this population remains a subject of debate, because autism is a "final common pathway" diagnosis, meaning children arrive here from different points of origin, are troubled by a wide variety of issues and respond to different strategies.

As their influences intermingle, the initial images and ideas begin to free associate with one another creating new pathways for meaning.

Protein-protein association in STRING database is strongly related to the probability that the associated proteins are listed in the same KEGG pathway [ 14], meaning that they collaborate in the same biological process.

Often, the voices of the relatives can be louder than those of the patient, who may be led down a less appropriate decision-making pathway by well meaning but misinformed relations.

Any solution to the problem, he said, should include a pathway to "earned citizenship," meaning that illegal immigrants must pay back taxes and penalties and get in line behind those who have sought citizenship legally.

However, the signals from activated rods can feed into the cone pathway at several points, meaning that the responses of rods and cones are not independent.

Hickok and Poeppel (2000, 2004, 2007) postulate a dorsal pathway projecting to the temporoparietal boundary region for mapping sound onto articulatory representations and a ventral pathway for mapping sound onto meaning (though unlike in other models, this ventral pathway is oriented posteriorly and projects from the superior temporal gyrus bilaterally to the posterior middle temporal gyrus).