Sentence examples for number towards from inspiring English sources

The improved activity was the combinatory results of a significantly improved turnover number towards CO2 (120% increased k cat C ), a decreased affinity towards CO2 (51% increased K M C ) and a nearly unchanged affinity towards RuBP.

These results agree with those of Schonberg and Hinch (1989) in the following features: the equilibrium position moves with increasing Reynolds number towards the wall, the magnitude of the velocity near the wall is in good agreement, and our results extend to higher Reynolds number.

One way to achieve this would be by increasing the likelihood of regulatory T cells encountering paternal alloantigen, by systemic expansion of their number towards estrus [9] and by increasing their presence in the uterus in preparation for implantation.

Furthermore, we observed increasing egg mass and decreasing egg number towards Northern latitudes.

The drop-off in patient number towards the end of the study due to site closures in countries where CZP became commercially available made it impossible to report efficacy outcomes in patients with treatment duration ≥4.5 years.

The diagnosis of dementia increased the number of days in university hospital in the early part of the study period, but decreased that number towards the end of it.

"We expect some weakening in these numbers towards the end of the year, but for now the market seems to be holding up well".

There has been a long debate about the decision to use ground troops, who only moved in to southern Lebanon in large numbers towards the end of the conflict.

Until the T-50 stealth fighter appears in small numbers towards the end of the decade, the mainstay of the air force will remain upgraded SU-27s and MiG-29s that first flew in the 1970s.

Competition among exploiters will tend to concentrate their numbers towards the isolation (and hence vulnerability) of the 1%; at the same time, aggressive erosion of the difference between the exploited and the unemployed or excluded will tend to unite, slowly but surely, "the immense majority of the people".

A clear message from recent regional elections in Hesse and Lower Saxony in late January was that reform-weary Germans are moving in greater numbers towards parties who oppose further economic liberalisation, with the small Left Party, a radical left-wing grouping, strengthening its position as a real player in German politics.