Sentence examples for more linear paths from inspiring English sources

Pathways satisfying this constraint can be branching, in general consisting of one or more linear paths enabling the production of the target metabolite from sources.

Moreover, in morphants, the paths of individual nerves meandered compared with the more linear paths in stage-matched controls (e.g. compare A with B, C with D and E with F in Fig.  5).

"The academy is a more linear path; you know if you publish papers and get grants you'll be moving forward".

Conversely, the marginal testicular artery had a more linear path and was observed in the longitudinal plane along the entire length of the testis.

We believe that the unbiased search for ISRIB's target will be a more linear path to unravel its mechanism of action than ruling in or out individual possibilities.

Sperm with a longer tail (i.e. smaller head to tail length ratio, defined after [ 80]) swim in a more linear path and sperm that swim in a linear path were shown to swim faster [ 90], suggesting that these sperm might encounter an unfertilized egg more rapidly (see also [ 91]).

Moving within the right box required larger amplitudes of shoulder and elbow motion and was associated with more linear joint paths.

Given the higher speed and the more linear joint paths of the right workspace movements the processing of proprioceptive information was likely less accurate and we expected that subjects would be less sensitive in that condition.

The more linear the path, the steeper is the increase of R 2 n with n.

Wild salmon sperm showed a more linear swimming path in river water, but the difference was not significant (t1,34 = 1.994, P =  0.054), especially if applying Bonferroni correction to these multiple comparisons.

Children with OLD/ADHD did not differ from OLD children on immobility duration (i.e., time spent sitting still) or spatial complexity (i.e., complexity of movement path; lower value indicating more linear or back and forth movements).