Sentence examples for representing a gateway from inspiring English sources
DDEC is an integrated knowledge database aimed at representing a gateway to EC-related data.
To reduce this gap and to complement available cancer related bioinformatic resources, we have developed a comprehensive database (Dragon Database of Genes Implicated in Esophageal Cancer) with esophageal cancer related information, as an integrated knowledge database aimed at representing a gateway to esophageal cancer related data.
It represents a gateway to opportunity or escape for the migrants and fugitives, in life and in song, who cross it in the hope of a fresh beginning a kind of baptism by border.
Black Lives Matter activists have forcefully argued that the U.S. criminal justice system represents a gateway to racial oppression, one marked by a drug war that disproportionately targets, punishes and warehouses young men and women of color.
The work was seen by only a few dozen people before it was ordered into storage by a judge in the early 1990's, but some art historians have suggested that it represents a gateway to both modern Argentine and Mexican painting.
AKI is becoming an important health concern not only because the syndrome is a deadly condition in itself, but also because it represents a gateway to CKD [224].
While a lot of attention is focused on the still tiny percentage of women CEOs and COOs at major US companies, tax may represent a gateway for women to the ranks of executive management.
Today, Tijuana represents a gateway to Latin America and a real opportunity for those who can see through its gritty image.
They also represent a gateway to better economic opportunities in inner-city areas that are underserved by broadband today.
To be sure, he - according to those who are of this opinion - fears giving the military a leading role that could represent a gateway for it to revive its influence, which Erdogan has made sure to dwarf and reduce.
The consistency of behavioral effects across different classes of abused drugs led to the hypothesis that mu-opioid receptors represent a gateway to drug addiction [9].
