Sentence examples for studied route from inspiring English sources

The most widely studied route of GC synthesis is the transesterification of glycerol with dimethyl carbonate (DMC) [15, 16], ethylene carbonate (EC) [17, 18] and propylene carbonate (PC) [19].

The School Board's three stooges' irrational opposition to the exhaustively studied route for the subway tunnel is nothing short of the equally myopic decades-old resistance Congressman Henry Waxman demonstrated until 2006 in forbidding federal spending on subway tunneling.

RTKs internalization is commonly triggered by ligand binding and occurs via clathrin-coated pits, the first identified and best studied route for entry of RTKs into the cell.

As it is also the best studied route, it is usually simply referred to as autophagy, including the rest of this review.

Investigation of these compounds for possible reproductive effects has focused on paternal exposure, a much less well studied route than maternal exposure.

This pathway is likely to be distinct from the other non-conventional ER to Golgi route, such as the well studied route for procollagen, as this is COPII-dependent and COPI-independent [ 25].

This operation must have taken months of planning: weapons were deployed, a small army was mobilised, targets studied, routes finalised, transport organised, weak points identified; a multiple plan of attack involving hundreds at the very least was put in motion, and the massive infrastructure of government discovered nothing.

We use a license plate survey to study route choice through the city center of a medium-sized Dutch city, in which car drivers can basically choose between the orbital and center ring.

Many noted that the issue administration officials cited to justify blocking the project -- the need to study route alternatives through sensitive terrain in Nebraska -- was one they had battled for years.

Separately, Russian and Korean energy planners are studying routes for a Korean peninsula extension to a gas line now under construction to Khabarovsk from huge gas deposits off the Pacific coast of Russia's Sakhalin Island.

The 103rd Sa'iqa Battalion spent the night of October 12/13 and October 14 preparing for the attack; reconnoitering the area around the fort by means of patrol groups and aerial photographs, as well as studying routes of approach through the marshes.