Sentence examples for by transit through from inspiring English sources
Sound is changed by transit through water and rock.
(Holland's figures are even more impressive but they are explained by transit through its huge ports).
The transmission is limited by reflection at the lens surfaces and not by transit through the fused silica.
Photoactivation of EGFR-paGFP at the basal PM by TIRF microscopy, and the concurrent appearance of its fluorescence in Rab5-mCherry fluorescent vesicles confirmed that PM-residing EGFR recycles by transit through EEs.
38, 49 Finally, a separate Phase Ib study (BC1-08) in men with progressive CRPC and two or more bone metastases on bone scan (n = 10) did not reach the maximum tolerated dose with escalation up to 200 kBq/kg and demonstrated targeting of osseous lesions, rapid blood clearance, and excretion through the small intestine followed by transit through the large intestine.
Thus, by transiting through a sequence of symmetric cell divisions followed by asymmetric cell divisions, each embryonically generated AMP can generate a lineage of approximately 250 myogenic progeny during larval development.
Previous studies either measured the individual spatial temporal accessibility of a general transport network or measured the cumulative-opportunity accessibility by public transit through an exclusive computation of the bottom of the full network time prism.
In a basic sense, it represented a commitment to the persistence of an extensive livestock production system by allowing transit through agricultural areas.
We argue that this difference might be due to the fine Golgi (sub localization of the enzymes catalyzing the addition of N-acetylglucosamine on N-linked oligosaccharides borne by proteins in transit through the Golgi en route to the plasma membrane (NAGT1 and 2).
The corridor needs billions of dollars in capital improvements and is heavily used by transit agencies in the states through which it passes, as well as by Amtrak.
This process is possibly executed by dephosphorylation of the receptor by phosphatases encountered in the transit through the endosomal compartment [45]; [45].
