Sentence examples for rapid pathway from inspiring English sources

Recent approaches to these engineering objectives have made use of molecular tools to advance de novo pathway identification, tunable enzyme expression, and rapid pathway construction.

The 3-hydroxypropionate/4-hydroxybutyrate (3HP/4HB) cycle fixes CO2 in extremely thermoacidophilic archaea and holds promise for metabolic engineering because of its thermostability and potentially rapid pathway kinetics.

THSs were used as the scattering layer in the photoanode, enhancing the light harvesting; P25 mixed with MWNTs was used as the under-layer in the photoanode, not only absorbing dye molecules but also providing a rapid pathway for electron transfer.

Pavan Sukhdev is founder-author of 'Corporation 2020', a movement that sees corporate sustainability as the cornerstone of a 'green economy' and maps a rapid pathway to a new model for corporate behaviour driven by regulatory changes & responsive to the reality of planetary boundaries and their imminent tipping-points.

In concert, constitutive and inducible inhibitors allow for rapid pathway activation in response to WNT ligand and tight regulation of the strength and duration of the WNT signal.

This suggests that MI is a more specific outcome, and the lag structure found indicates a rapid pathway.

(4) Natural groundwater velocity is estimated to range from 0.4 to 81.0 m/day, implying rapid pathways of fracture flow.

The rationally designed 3D hierarchical CMF/MoSe2 composite foam with conductive 3D networks and fully exposed MoSe2 active edges can provide efficient and rapid pathways for ion and electron transport, thus delivering largely enhanced HER catalytic performance with a low onset potential (−0.071 V vs. RHE), small tafel slop (49.3 mV dec−1), as well as excellent long-term stability.

In his search for rapid pathways to wealth and security, he launched business ventures which failed to prosper, and he died heavily in debt.

Our results thus support the view of separate and rapid pathways for visual processing.

The opposing view suggests the existence of rapid pathways associated with "higher-order" processing of information conveyed by socially relevant stimuli.