Sentence examples for route which has been from inspiring English sources

What defines this route, which has been characterized in mammals and fish [13, 14], is that the final product, DHA, is synthesized without the intervention of the Δ4-desaturase.

Restructuring of thin films of a few tens of nanometer thickness is one such route, which has been undertaken for a wide range of materials, with films being fabricated in various ways, viz., sol gel, spin coating [5], RF magnetron sputtering[6], pulsed laser deposition (PLD) [7], and electron beam evaporation [8].

This demonstrates that both reporters are indeed sorted into the endocytic transport route, which has been suggested to comprise the TGN/EE and the MVB/LE as transit compartments [ 5, 37, 63].

In 1933, US 16 was routed onto a bypass route which had been constructed south of the city (the present-day Freedom Road) and the route through Farmington was retained as state trunkline.

The entire route, which had been carrying 850,000 barrels of Caspian crude oil a day to Western markets, shut down and world oil prices, which had been falling, nudged up again.

As the event neared its completion, more than a dozen sport climbers had failed to complete the competition route, which had been installed on an exterior wall of the Cliff Lodge hotel that was more than 100 feet tall.

Construction began in 1862 of the 41st parallel route, which had been selected to receive federal grants, but because of the outbreak of the Civil War relatively little was accomplished on the Union Pacific Railroad before the end of fighting in 1865.

The scientists' route, which had been planned by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), would take them to each of the tented treatment centres staffed by MSF's volunteer doctors and nurses, who had been running Ebola units in west Africa almost unaided since March and were the acknowledged experts in the disease.

The incident put an end to the route, which had been losing per flight, owing to its use of obsolete DC-10s.

The purpose of these raids was to destroy water sources on the central inland route, which had been used by the Ottomans during the First Suez Offensive in late January and early February 1915.

The khagan, on his part, was anxious to secure the Chinese-Byzantine trade along the Silk Route, which had been disrupted by the Persians in the aftermath of the Second Perso-Turkic War.