The phrase "assembly progresses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ongoing development or advancement of a gathering or meeting, particularly in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "As the assembly progresses, we will address the key issues on the agenda and ensure everyone's voice is heard."
Alternatives: "assembly advances" or "assembly continues".
The average coordination number of the particle increases as the densification of the bulk assembly progresses.
They have even been pre-planted along railroad routes to be harvested for the wooden slats as the assembly progresses.
(b) Spontaneous actin assembly progresses from monomers to actin dimers and trimers; in the absence of assembly factors, these quickly dissociate.
As assembly progresses, early binding proteins are incorporated into intermediates before late binding proteins, thereby spending more time bound to intermediates than the late binders.
Preliminary evidence that one of the seven incomplete SCP/TAPS genes (smp_120670) is transcribed (data not shown) does suggest more SmVAL (with complete SCP/TAPS domains) genes will be identified as the genome assembly progresses.
Mapping the quantified cross-links onto the 26S proteasome pseudoatomic structure reveals that the Rpn8/Rpn11 module is repositioned as assembly progresses from LP2 to lid and finally to the full proteasome.
Next, the extracted blocks are identified and compared with CAD data for estimating the assembly progress.
Thus, ternary and quaternary carbonitride films were designed and deposited on Si (100) substrates with bilayer periods in a broad range from nanometers to hundreds of nanometers in order to study the structural evolution and coherent assembly progress as the bilayer thickness decreased.
This spatial assembly progress is used to reveal the order of structural additions to the growing axoneme.
In this article, pure and tungsten-doped (W-doped) highly ordered two-dimensional (2D) vanadium dioxide (VO2) nanowire arrays were successfully prepared by a hydrothermal treatment, followed by a self-assembly progress and the in-situ high temperature treatment.
After a description of the fundamentals of layer-by-layer (LbL) assembly, recent progress in the field of self-assembled microshells and nanoshells for drug delivery applications are summarized.
