Sentence examples for processes we would from inspiring English sources

If Smyd2 was essential for these processes, we would have expected deregulation of genes associated with either cell cycle control (cyclins, CDKs, cell cycle inhibitors) or key regulatory enzymes for cardiac energy metabolism, such as carnitine palmitoyl transferase-I or medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase [54].

Microarray data of predilection sites such as the SN illustrates cytoarchitectural differences between cases and controls but to understand some of the early pathogenic processes, we would ideally want to assay a brain region very similar to SN but that is only belatedly affected.

Because all the variables we included in the model were related to demographic processes, we would predict that this unaccounted variance is primarily driven by environmental processes.

Given the short timeline and the prescriptive nature of field processes, we would recommend that the research fellows conduct all training.

It also became apparent that depending on our respective involvement in the policy processes we would perceive some issues differently and hence had to reach a consensus on the issue in question.

This has allowed us to obtain ideas about signaling pathways in the bone marrow, however, in order to fully understand the signaling processes we would need to investigate relevant primary stroma cells from mouse BM.

"If we weren't required to go through all of these processes, we'd still have several ongoing projects".

So we started using the same processes we'd developed to find apps that people would really like, and then show them ads for those apps".

If they had not started that process, we would not be on strike.

A former intelligence officer described the process: "We would be given the names of civilians.

I firmly believed that when we started the peace process we would have a two state solution by 2000.