Sentence examples for more unwound from inspiring English sources

Anyway: "This is shit, isn't it?" you say, gesturing at all these people, a few inches more unwound than you, moving free and gracefully, quietly having fun.

Such decondensation of chromatin structure may secondarily be accompanied by changes to DNA structure/writhing, resulting in a more unwound DNA topological state at distal forks within replication foci.

At 5.29 ns the backbone of the middle region is more unwound forming a bent conformation, with a salt bridge between residues K16 and D23 (the Nζ K16 -Cγ(D23) distaNζ K16 -Cγ6 Å vs 8.86 Å in the initial energy-minimizeD23tructure).

But while discrimination can be more easily unwound in workplaces or even classrooms, it has proven particularly difficult to efface from the fabric of our cities.

The drop in claims for jobless benefits last week more than unwound the previous two weeks' increase, and returned them below the 400,000 level usually associated with improving labor market conditions.

The drop in claims last week more than unwound the prior two weeks' increase, and pulled them back below the 400,000 level usually associated with improving labor market conditions.

Though they have not disputed that some of the money is gone, these executives think that other funds were trapped after the firm rapidly unwound more than half of its trading book as it was collapsing.

The cut Tuesday, and smaller reductions in November and December 2011, have collectively reduced interest rates in Australia by a full percentage point and have unwound more than half of the rate increases announced as the economy recovered from the global financial crisis.

Bifurcated DNA substrates (splayed duplexes) are unwound more efficiently than 5′ overhangs [ 14].

Instead, the entire brief increase in government's role during 2009-2010 has now been unwound, with more cuts to come.

Instead, they cite demographers who say that a "low-fertility trap" mindset takes hold once fertility rates of 1.5 are sustained for a generation; childbearing is no longer about obligations to family, community, and God, but about personal fulfilment (p. 80), and that mindset simply can't be unwound with more childcare or child benefits.