Sentence examples for proceed at the rate from inspiring English sources

The latter process is assumed to proceed at the rate close to the diffusion limit.

Even if a very modest yield is used for estimating the average rate of electron discharge, the transfer of solar energy to the environment via cyanobacterial electrogenic pathway could proceed at the rate of ∼9 TW on a global scale.

Alternatively, the attachment of proteins A and C to dsDNA leads to replication of ssDNA via the rolling circle method; once this pre-initiation complex is formed in the presence of sufficient capsid, the assembly of virions may proceed at the rate of DNA replication.

Construction proceeded at the rate of about one floor every eight to ten days.

Deliveries from Brighton works began in May 1945 with prototype No. 21C101 Exeter, and proceeded at the rate of about two locomotives per month.

"My conclusion is that the multi-state investigation will proceed at the same rate," said James E. Tierney, director of the National State Attorneys General Program at Columbia and a former state attorney general in Maine.

TRPM7 requires approximately 5 min to complete autophosphorylation (Fig. 4) and after this time point, myosin II phosphorylation will proceed at the same rate in both samples explaining the detection of significant myosin II phosphorylation at later time points.

For dBB, however, although the initial attack should proceed at the same rate as for mBB, the subsequent attack of the pendant thiol is now transformed into an intramolecular reaction, thus greatly increasing the potential rate of reactivity.

A second set of 1D EXSY NMR experiments, targeting the porphyrin nanoring protons, was performed to confirm that the nanoring and template rotation in c -P8⋅(T6) 2 are concerted (i.e. that the motions indicated by the blue and red arrows in Figure  4 proceed at the same rate).

Thus, if 4 film frames pass through the projector while 5 complete picture scans (10 fields) are completed, both the film motion and the scanning will proceed at the standard rates.

"It also confirms that ocean heat uptake has been proceeding at the expected rate — the 'hiatus' is a surface phenomenon".