Sentence examples for proceeded significantly from inspiring English sources
The degradation of the tibial Milagro™ screws proceeded significantly slower as compared to the femoral screws.
When the (M, M)- cis- 140 isomer was used, the Michael addition proceeded significantly faster furnishing a 50% yield of product, with an er of 75/25 (S/ R).
When comparing Smac-YFP release between parental and XIAP-deficient HCT-116 cells, we found that in the absence of XIAP, Smac-YFP release proceeded significantly faster during both extrinsic and intrinsic apoptosis.
By staining the cells with a CENP-F antibody, we observed that in CENP-F-negative cells (G1-phase), in which DSB rejoining is carried out by NHEJ, DNA repair proceeded significantly slower in XRCC4 m/m than in XRCC4 wt cells (Fig 3A), although at the 24-h endpoint, the differences became non-significant.
At low heating rates, the phase separation proceeds significantly before the gelation occurs, creating more coarsened phases.
Comprehensive kinetic studies have shown that the oxidation process of DEE behind incident shock waves can proceed significantly leading even to weak and strong far-endwall ignitions.
Compared with the recently presented dc method, the ac agglomeration is more efficient in two respects: it proceeds significantly faster under equivalent conditions and is still effective at higher ionic concentration.
In agreement, however, streamlining prior to these large fluctuations proceeds significantly faster in larger populations.
The chelation reaction is slow at room temperature in concentrated solution (ca. 12 h), but proceeds significantly faster at 85 °C.
Although there was no difference in the enantioselectivity of the two systems, the reaction did proceed significantly faster with the salt form of the ligand.
We should note that a single 5-nt SE interaction between the DAE tiles is not stable, with a melting temperature slightly below room temperature, and thus the dimerization reaction between DAE tiles with a single 5-nt SE does not proceed significantly at room temperature and results in a negligible reaction rate.
