Collocations withpathway
These are words often used in combination withpathway.
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alternative pathway
This protocol was developed to assay the complement cascade by means of triggering the classical pathway, maintaining the alternative pathway inactive.
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auditory pathway
Other two important sensory pathways (not shown) are the somatosensory pathways and the auditory pathway.
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biochemical pathway
Instead, it was knowing an intermediate step, a biochemical pathway, that pointed to the treatment.
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biological pathway
Does such an important biological pathway have an alternative route in humans?
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biosynthetic pathway
The data available on zygotic embryogenesis suggest an association of the ethylene biosynthetic pathway and seed maturation.
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career pathway
The suitability of the course related to their choice of career pathway.
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causal pathway
It seems highly unlikely that any single causal pathway or causal model can explain the complex set of inter-relationships between basic-level institutions and political corruption.
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chemical pathway
The reaction induced in this system follows a preferential chemical pathway over other possible pathways, in which both solid surfaces and radiation play important roles.
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classical pathway
Other haematophagous insect species were screened for inhibition of the classical pathway.
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common pathway
This model provided a good fit to the data, although the equivalent two-factor common pathway model was more parsimonious.
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developmental pathway
We have proposed that these girls show a third developmental pathway which we have labeled the "delayed-onset" pathway.
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different pathway
A different pathway to adolescent substance use is suggested by studies that have compared abstainers and light/experimental or moderate users.
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direct pathway
The spaces between them, called channels, would be a direct pathway from the blood capillaries along the tunnels of the vitelline envelope towards the oocyte.
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distinct pathway
For example, with regard to temperament risk for boys there seem to be two distinct pathways to internalizing symptoms.
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dopamine pathway
Dantrolene has been used when needed to reduce muscle rigidity, and more recently dopamine pathway medications such as bromocriptine have shown benefit.
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evolutionary pathway
Although preliminary, our results are intriguing in the light of the crucial position of lancelets in the evolutionary pathway from invertebrates to vertebrates.
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genetic pathway
A genetic pathway may be important in that expression of genetic predispositions to stress vulnerability is influenced by environmental experiences.
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glycolytic pathway
Flukes generate energy through a glycolytic pathway utilizing external glucose and provide metabolic intermediates for physiological maintenance.
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indirect pathway
This type of indirect pathway, as yet undemonstrated, would not affect the analysis significantly.
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main pathway
Equal access to good education is the main pathway of upward social mobility among the poor.
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molecular pathway
This they regard as very unlikely because of the improbability, as they see it, of the same molecular pathway for biosynthesis evolving twice.
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motor pathway
These findings indicate that the large ganglionic neurons are output neurons to the descending motor pathway for both prey catching and avoidance behavior.
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multiple pathways
Several explanations are plausible and there may be multiple pathways.
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narrow pathway
At the extracellular side the pore comprises the selectivity filter, a narrow pathway that determines which ion will pass the pore.
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nerve pathway
This includes impairment of one or more component of the visual system (eye structure, receptors, optic nerve pathway, and visual cortex).
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neural pathway
Experts in neuropsychology and clinical psychology should play a leading role in developing the next generation of illness-specific and neural pathway-targeted psychotherapeutic techniques.
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neuronal pathway
The neuronal pathway subserving the pupillary light reflex.
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patient pathway
Second, we put forward simulation as a tool for evaluating telemedicine through its representation of the patient pathway.
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possible pathway
But this is not the only e possible pathway of development for adverbial intensifiers.
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potential pathway
These personal and peer relationship characteristics function as risk factors and likely represent potential pathways toward the development of antisocial and perhaps criminal behavior.
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reward pathway
Through repeated usage, drugs displace other rewards, and the reward pathway can no longer distinguish between the positive and negative effects of rewards.
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secretory pathway
The accumulation of polymers within the secretory pathway leads to hepatocyte death and, ultimately, to liver cirrhosis.
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signal transduction pathway
The receptor-ligand interaction event initiates a signal transduction pathway resulting in the exocytosis of acrosomal contents.
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signaling pathway
Signaling pathway of nitric oxide-induced acrosome reaction in human spermatozoa.
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signalling pathway
Predicting temporal fluctuations in an intracellular signalling pathway.
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