Sentence examples for pathways to give from inspiring English sources

They staked out informal pathways to give guests different ways to explore the garden.

It has been proposed the existence of unknown regulators that might allow an integrated action of other pathways to give rise to the final uniform proliferation [38].

Hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow have the potential to self-renew or progress into various differentiation pathways to give rise to all types of mature blood cells, a process known as hematopoiesis [1].

The canonical view has been that ECM ligands bind to their cognate integrins and initiate signaling via specific pathways, to give rise to distinct cell responses.

It will help us to trace how the primordial promiscuous enzymes were assembled progressively in functional modules, as the present pathways diverged from ancestral pathways to give birth to the present-day mechanistically diversified superfamilies.

As a final comment in this section, we note that the oxidation of cysteine thiols can also occur by one-electron redox pathways to give thiyl radicals, which undergo distinct sets of reactions.

They found that the part of the brain that was active when a person donated happened to be the brain's reward centre the mesolimbic pathway, to give it its proper name responsible for doling out the dopamine-mediated euphoria associated with sex, money, food and drugs.

These anomalous "S-shaped" behaviors (Fig. 2b) have been explained by Cho and Feng et al. [6, 23 25], in which the basic assumption was that carrier localization at traps, originating from imperfections in InGaN layers, was the dominant pathway to give photons in InGaN active layers.

Products analysis showed that RDX was degraded by a mono-denitration pathway to give MEDINA and HCHO (Fig. 8d) as observed for step a1-a2 in whole cells (Fig 9, a3-a4, abiotic reaction [57]).

If genes could be categorised in this way, we endeavoured to place them on a simplified Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) apoptosis pathway to give an indication of their likely site of activity within the apoptotic pathway.

Gass et al. (2005) suggest that the massive energetic and lipid demands of the growing pollen tube led to the adaptation of this pre-existing pathway to give the pollen tube a growth advantage (Gass et al. 2005).