In turn, the calculated recommended routes then serve to redirect traffic flows in order to relieve overloaded roads, and clearly they are location-based information themselves.
And so, with decades of experience, I'd like to offer new conversational placeholders during media opportunities, to allow the gathering of wits, and which in many cases can serve to redirect a troublesome dialogue.
They serve to redirect thinking about AD pathogenesis away from inflammation-induced damage and towards an unexplored area of neuroscience, namely, processes or events that can damage microglial cells.
These workers also commented that the young leaves in which these less toxic forms predominate are those that the plant can least afford to lose, but that the foul smell of the volatile selenium species might serve to redirect herbivorous insects to the older, less pungent, but more toxic leaves.
Some risk factors may help to redirect preventive vaccination strategies.
Xander's punching the wall and hurting his hand served to give the four in this scene something to concentrate on, to redirect their helplessness, which was another facet of the physicality of dealing with the crisis.
Malic enzyme serves as a metabolic switch to redirect energy metabolism toward fatty acid biosynthesis.
Reflecting the organizational role of CTCF, one of the few hundred CTCF-bound regions reported as shared among human, mouse, and chicken cells has been shown to serve as a genomic barrier to redirect EVI5 intron-located enhancers to regulate the distal GFI1 gene (Martin et al., 2011).
This type of guilt serves a purpose and encourages us to redirect our moral and/or behavioral compass.
These partial proteins possess some of the functionalities of their respective "complete" proteins, but not others; as such they may serve to affect the functioning of other subunits and thus redirect a subcomplex towards a subset of pre-mRNA targets.
