Sentence examples for towards a key from inspiring English sources

679 (2012), Gadinis examines the SEC's enforcement efforts towards a key segment of the financial industry, investment banks and brokerage houses, in the period right before the 2007/08 financial crisis.

Previous studies pointed towards a key role of mTOR as a regulator of skeletal muscle growth in vivo and in cellulo.

This points towards a key role of horizontal gene transfer in the acquisition of the glycosylation potential of L. rhamnosus GG.

It has been reported earlier that histone mRNA translation and mRNA decay are linked and this observation points towards a key role for HBP/SLBP in these processes [ 25, 42].

Specifically, they point towards a key role for Cry2, supported by genetic studies in the human population highlighting the association of Cry2 with mood disorders and their depressive episodes (Lavebratt et al. 2010; Sjoholm et al. 2010; Kovanen et al. 2013).

Most notably, chimera hVASP DdGAB already enhanced the filament elongation rate up to 41 sub s−1 in solution and up to 49 sub s−1 on saturated beads, respectively, pointing towards a key role of actin monomer recruitment during VASP-mediated filament elongation (Supplementary Movies 2 and 3).

Ukraine's president has pardoned two former government ministers, both allies of imprisoned former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, moving towards fulfilling a key demand on Kiev's path to integrate closer with the EU.

But it made no mention of any efforts by Pyongyang towards denuclearisation - a key issue the two leaders discussed at June's historic summit in Singapore.

For Mr Ma, the deal will not only provide a boost to Taiwan's economy, but also help take a further step towards achieving a key agenda of his presidency.

Kiev has accused Moscow of harassing ships heading towards Mariupol, a key industrial port city with a population of around 500,000 that sits roughly 500 miles southeast of the capital.

This observed bias towards extreme outcomes represents a key step towards a consilience of these two disparate literatures, identifying common features that drive risky choice across phyla.