Sentence examples for consecutive transition from inspiring English sources

Tendamistat folds over two consecutive transition states and through a high-energy intermediate.

The evolution of the mass spectroscopic response in the DEMS experiments and evolution of the current at the ring electrode discloses that the deposition of lithiumperoxide hampers the capacity of the electrode for the consecutive transition of two electrons.

"A couple bad plays, things compound themselves". In the opening half, the Wildcats tallied seven of 10 turnovers, including a pair that led to consecutive transition dunks.

Next, we calculated elongation rates for genes that had two or more consecutive transition points.

(D ) Average of HMM derived transition points of all the transition points in the FP time course (red) or of genes (n = 91) that had three consecutive transition points (blue) plotted against the time of drug treatment.

The evidence comes from similar brightness anomalies on consecutive transitions.

The former has no interest for this study, since the time between consecutive transitions, after which a new channel appears, is in the order of minutes or hours.

Even if, in the flames, there is no sufficient energy to excite stable atoms or molecules to high electronic states, electronic states of CO2 can be excited during the combustion by consecutive transitions from the ground state level to intermediate vibrationally activated levels [43, 44].

Consecutive transitions among these surface configurations can be achieved upon variation of the intrinsic details of the J up current as results in the morphological phase diagram of Fig. 7a obtained from a continuum approach to the surface evolution under erosion [23, 31].

It was proposed that three main conformational groups might be consecutive transitions during filament assembly, which led to a model for hyper-pseudopilus assembly.

As the effective fitness of these different phenotypes can change differently with mutation rate, natural selection can induce several consecutive transitions between them.