Sentence examples for pathways to take from inspiring English sources

"Islam's teachings, which emphasize the duty of humans as stewards of the Earth and the teacher's role as an appointed guide, illuminate pathways to take the right action on climate change," she said.

In conclusion, the present results demonstrate that direct cellular contact with stimulated T cells induces pro-inflammatory factors and pathways in human monocytes and that HDL modulates these pathways to take on a less inflammatory pattern.

Multi-Dendrix recovers pathways from mutual exclusivity pattern of genes without any prior information about their interactions, while MUDPAC focuses on KEGG pathways to take account of the topological influence on our discoveries.

During the course of evolution, microbes have developed multiple ethylene-producing pathways to take advantage of ethylene-responsive mechanisms in plants and facilitate the successful invasion of plant tissue.

Or if that patient, or there's one patient that's a little bit grey in terms of which pathway to take they can say to the doctor can you finish this".

Therefore, in many cases where components contain more than one pathway, these pathways seem to take part in the same global biological function.

At the same time we propose to developers of pathways databases to take advantage of recently available genome-wide binding and functional expression data to refine transcriptional regulatory pathways.

In the context of infectious diseases, however, less is known about the interplay between autophagy and inflammasome assembly, although it is becoming evident that pathogens have evolved multiple strategies to inhibit and/or subvert these pathways and to take advantage of their intricate crosstalk.

These periods were chosen to correspond to the typical timescales of these patient pathways, and to take account of cancer registration rules, which preferentially define the date of diagnosis from pathological confirmation.

Clinicians argued for targets to accommodate site-specific pathways, and to take into consideration complexities in diagnosis and treatment, suggesting this was crucial for CRC, where diagnosis involved invasive and time-consuming procedures.

The pathways predicted to take part in the central metabolism of A. nidulans, as well as those involved in the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites of interest, are listed in Tables 1 and 2 and Additional file 1.