Sentence examples for described by progressive from inspiring English sources
The dynamic conformational changes during Eph ephrin recognition can be described by progressive conformational selection and population shift events, with two dynamic salt bridges between EphB4 and ephrin-B2 contributing to the specific recognition.
Current time-transient (Current time-transientu deposition on as-reCTTved electrodes or electrodes pre-reduced in I-free solution exhibited potential-independent kinetics that are not well described by either progressive or instantaneous nucleation measurementshich at lofg times indiCute a combination of depositionand kinetic control.
Amnesty's draft policy opposes the Swedish model, a legal framework that has been adopted in several countries and has been described by some as progressive, and even feminist.
Her agenda, including rent control and rigid restrictions on development, was described by supporters as "progressive" and by critics as "socialistic". Shearer was her campaign manager.
The initial deposition kinetics can be described by a model involving progressive nucleation on active sites and diffusion-controlled 3-D growth.
Within the potential range considered the kinetics of the Pd electrodeposition from a PdCl2 acid solution can be described by a model involving progressive nucleation on active sites and diffusion-controlled 3D growth.
Molecularization, as described by Rose, involves the progressive perception, manipulation, conceptualization and capitalization of molecular spaces and processes of the body in life science.
FTT has been described by the IMF as "highly progressive" and workable.
These laws, which do include some progressive aspects (described by conservative Rabbi Judith Hauptman as a "benevolent patriarchy"), have wide implications for women's lives.
The treatment of ankle valgus in our series was performed by osteotomy and an acute correction, unlike the 10-day progressive correction described by Shawen et al. [7].
Her cognitive decline was described by family members as gradually progressive but more rapid in the 18 months prior to her death.
