Sentence examples for pathways to enable from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that modular pathway engineering can systematically optimize biosynthesis pathways to enable an efficient production of fumarate.
More than ever before learners need supportive 'learning pathways' to enable them to blend formal educational offerings, with free resources and services.
These mutations elevate nucleotide, amino acid, and lipid biosynthesis paired with enhanced catabolic pathways to enable cancer cells to proliferate rapidly.
To cope with increased metabolic stress, malignant cells often reprogram their biochemical pathways to enable rapid uptake and breakdown of nutrients, thus contributing to disease transformation, maintenance, and progression (Hanahan and Weinberg, 2011; Ward and Thompson, 2012).
Instead, as the MIABIS case shows well, she argues that in this era of 'big data' we 'should be thinking in terms of data flows and use pathways to enable the sharing and access to data.
Insects may use various biochemical pathways to enable them to tolerate the lethal action of insecticides.
The scientists believe the OECs provided a pathway to enable fibres above and below the injury to reconnect, using the nerve grafts to bridge the gap in the cord. 1) One of the patient's two olfactory bulbs was removed and the olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) were grown in culture.
We categorized these genes according to functional group and biological pathway to enable a biologically more meaningful interpretation of the results (for a complete list of these genes and pathways, see Table S1).
The role played by TrkB in cancer cells has also been studied, where TrkB was found to activate the PI3K/Akt pathway to enable survival in suspension [ 65].
A shift in the entry pathway to enable virus entry at the cell surface instead of the endosome may simultaneously explain the ability of FIPV to infect macrophages and the macrophage resistance of FECV.
Modification of the S. cerevisiae mating pathway to enable functional coupling of mammalian GPCRs to the pheromone response pathway has enabled the generation of a genetically tractable system in which to express human receptors to examine their signalling properties (Brown et al., 2000; Stewart et al., 2009).
