Sentence examples for sensitive path from inspiring English sources

The diplomatically sensitive path to chemical disarmament started when the UN said the nerve agent sarin was used in an attack in the Ghouta district of the capital, Damascus, in August, killing hundreds.

Moreover, a practical approach for finding out sensitive paths in complexity software called "Contribution" was proposed in this paper.

Transistors in the process sensitive paths are assigned a high Vth to reduce the leakage power without affecting performance.

With this focused ethnography we want to give voice to rural Batswana who suffer MuBoJo conditions and illuminate culturally sensitive paths for collaboration to provide healthcare services that reduce everyday life burden and improve quality of life.

It could damage the bill's chances by effectively delaying its time-sensitive path to the House, which must approve the bill and send it to the Senate.

At a basic science level, the myocardial protection effects of sevoflurane involve apoptotic mRNA inhibition, neuromodulation, cytokine/inflammation modulation, redox-sensitive path ways, endothelial preservation, ion channels, notch signaling pathways, and probably other mechanisms to be discovered.

Using our method, we successfully identified biologically relevant context-sensitive paths connecting viral proteins with the downstream human transcriptional response.

ContextNet finds high-ranking context-sensitive paths in the interactome, thereby revealing the intermediate proteins in the path and their path-specific contexts.

The advantage of top-scoring context-sensitive paths was also observed when compared against shortest paths of similar lengths (Supplementary Fig. S1).

We further fine-tuned this context-transition scoring scheme as described in Section 5. Our framework identifies top-scoring context-sensitive paths connecting a protein to a differentially expressed gene.

Sinuosity, also called path tortuousity, is a simple and sensitive way to characterize the straightness of an animal's path [43].