Sentence examples for processes members from inspiring English sources

The hedgehog proteins are evolutionarily conserved and are important for a wide range of developmental processes; members of this family control cell proliferation and differentiation, thus linking them with many cancers, including basal-cell carcinoma, small cell lung cancer and pancreatic cancer [ 32].

Accurate and shared knowledge about each member's roles and responsibilities on the team often translates into more effective communication processes: members know who to ask, what to ask, when to ask, and how to ask for information from others in the system, and they can anticipate when and how to communicate information effectively to those who need it [ 24].

In addition to these central metabolic processes, members belonging to the Corynebacteriacae, such as mycobacteria, have evolved an almost unique biochemical pathway, utilizing pRpp as a high-energy biosynthetic precursor for cell wall arabinan biosynthesis (Wojtkiewicz et al. 1988; Scherman et al. 1995, 1996; Figure  1).

The dispute over Marange is certain to be raised, and potentially resolved, when Kimberley Process members meet in June.

In the process, members get a taste of the stumbles and humiliations they are likely to experience on the way to leadership.

In the process, members of the ring -- which included real estate agents -- falsified financial, employment and tax records so the buyers could obtain federally guaranteed mortgages, investigators said.

In the process, members of Parliament said, Facebook deliberately put its competitors at a disadvantage by limiting access to the site and users' valuable data.

Under the current process, members of the public put forward suggestions on who should appear on banknotes, although the Bank only considers figures who have made an "indisputable contribution to their particular field of work".

But, according to aides involved in the process, members and staff worked through the night to draft a broader repudiation of hatred — motivated, in no small part, by the belief that the internal crisis would only worsen if left unaddressed.

"It tells me that Mexico recognizes the protection dimension here as well as its own incapacity to process" members of the caravan, said Bill Frelick, director of the refugee rights program at Human Rights Watch.

To help with that process, members of Forbes Technology Council share their remedies for the issue.