Sentence examples for fully occur from inspiring English sources
The ongoing evolution and disruption caused by the initial rise of marketplace lending platforms has just begun, and the earthquake it represents for traditional financial institutions has yet to fully occur.
As long as fashion is not included in climate discussions, change can not fully occur.
This could limit the access of RNases to intracellular mRNA because degradation will not fully occur until the fixation process begins resulting to the intact mRNA being maintained.
The coefficient of variation (CV) of identified Ers across all patients was low (<0.005), as expected, as the 30-minute period allows time-dependent alveolar recruitment to fully occur and stabilise.
When regeneration does not fully occur, reparative processes involving an overproduction of stromal components ensure the continuity of tissue at the expense of its normal structure and function, resulting in a "reparative disorder".
Furthermore, in constructs where the core monomer has a lower VPTT than the shell monomer, core deswelling cannot fully occur at its native VPTT because shell polymer chains prohibit neighboring core chains from collapsing.
But the sense of being made to see as well as hear a novel's literary voice anew — which is what happens with "Gatz" and "Sound" — never fully occurs.
The intermediate blocking mechanism occurred around 6.5 until 15 min of the filtration time, while the cake filtration fully occurred after the first 0.192 L of permeate volume.
As if by magic, an entire plot, fully formed, occurred to me faster than I could type, and I felt that old rush of pure elation that comes from having a good idea.
Replication and viral particle assembly, which involves a complex series events that are still not fully understood, occurs within viral factories localized at or near the microtubule-organizing center of the cell [1], [2], [3].
Biosynthesis of the Lepidoptera-specific 30-kDa lipoprotein gene family whose function is not fully understood occurs in a stage-dependent fashion in fat body (Ujita et al. 2002).
