Sentence examples for proposes a pathway from inspiring English sources

To begin, it helps to further explore the disease area and proposes a pathway for how benefits and risks of new treatments may impact the lives of ITP patients.

Global reviews of evidence on the impact and coverage of interventions have been compiled [ 20, 21], informing this strategy for scale up which aims to complement and fill gaps in global action for women and newborns, and proposes a pathway towards sustained health impact.

The report proposes a qualifying period of five years, a purely arbitrary figure, but a marginal advance on organisations representing the interests of migrants – the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI), which proposed a pathway of 7 years, and Strangers into Citizens, which proposed 6 years.

We proposed a pathway for the production of PHA containing a DHBA monomer, as shown in Fig. 1.

GC/MS analysis led to propose a pathway of MG degradation operative in this bacterium, which involved formation of metabolites such as methanone, [4- dimethyl amino) pheny]phenyl (m/z 148) and phenol, 3-(demethylamino) (m/z 136).

We have previously identified the polyoxin biosynthetic gene cluster (Fig. 1A) from S. cacaoi, and tentatively proposed a pathway for the C5-methylation on the nucleoside skeleton (Chen et al., 2009).

This is the first experimental work supporting the interaction between cathepsin D and lipophorin in an insect species, enabling us to propose a pathway for its targeting and storage in developing oocytes.

The president did not propose a pathway to citizenship.

In January, the White House proposed a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, in exchange for $25 billion for border security, including funding for Trump's border wall.

Based on the observations presented here, we propose a pathway of constitutive tTG secretion which is likely common for many cell types that express this protein (Fig. 6G).

Based on this understanding, Gascoigne and Taylor proposed a pathway competition model to explain how cancer cells vary in fate following mitotic arrest.