Sentence examples for shape pathway from inspiring English sources

To better understand how such modularity emerges in these simulations, we analyze the evolutionary processes that shape pathway structure.

The relevant rates of these different mutational processes that shape pathway topology, and the distribution of such topologies in the topology space emerge as the key determinants for the evolution of modularity.

In this article, using data from rural Cambodia, we illustrate how household poverty and other contextual factors shape pathways to care and the management of disease.

Genealogical relationships also shape pathways to embodiment in the ecosocial environment that involve "exposure, susceptibility, and resistance (as both social and biological phenomena), structured simultaneously by societal arrangements of power… and constraint's and possibilities of our biology" [ 6], p. 225.

However, the X-shaped conductive pathway configuration performs approximately 51% better when compared to I-shaped pathway configuration for larger values of the high-conductivity material and area fraction.

It was found numerically that the performance of the non-uniform X-shaped pathways is approximately 10% better than the performance of the uniform X-shaped pathways, i.e. X-shaped with equal lengths and thicknesses.

This paper assesses the role of key institutions in Malawi in shaping pathways towards more sustainable land management based on CA by outlining their impact on national policy-making and the design and implementation of agricultural development projects.

The shape of pathway was related that the solids shape factor which is considered by the projected area in the direction of gravity.

Capitals, assets and resources crucially shape the pathway through the experience of dementia, whether directly affecting symptoms and progression for the people with dementia, or affecting the potential for adaptation for the people with dementia and carers, or both.

Recognised sectors with established institutional and politico-economic status, such as trade associations, often themselves act as powerful stakeholders in negotiations that construct and shape the pathway of the newly emerging technological zones, and which must find some form of articulation simultaneously with a multitude of national state manoeuvrings [ 82].

We provide a critical summary of the factors that determine the development potential and shape development pathways in less-favoured areas.