Sentence examples for progressing outward from inspiring English sources
A similar pattern was seen genome-wide, with peaks of PCNA association with chromatin progressing outward from origin sites (chromosome XI is shown in Figure S3; genome-wide data can be found at http://www.iam.u-tokyo.ac.jp/chromosomeinformatics/Supplementary%20Material.html).html
Heartwood development is age related, and progresses outward at a set fraction of the annual increment, and in the larger trees where growth is faster and the rings are wider, more heartwood is produced (Wilkes [1991]; Cown [1999]).
They could represent errors in assigning feather age or they could be real if a wave of feather replacement in the inner primaries had progressed outward far enough that the growing feather in that wave was proximal to a new feather replaced in that same episode of molting by another wave of molt that was initiated in the outer primaries.
This degeneration typically originated within the centermost region and progressed outward as the granuloma enlarged.
During the electrogelation process of the fluid, the gel originates at the positive electrode and progresses outward with time of exposure.
We observe that mechanical activation is initiated at the endocardium slightly after end diastole and progresses transmurally outward, reaching the epicardium slightly before end systole.
The inflammatory demyelination starts most often in the midline of the corpus callosum and progresses relentlessly outward as symmetric, confluent lesion in both hemispheres.
"They're light sensitive so it makes sense that the fading would progress from the outward in," Casadio said.
Recently I found myself in New York at The Huffington Post office, talking to Arianna herself about the questions my generation is asking of a world that seems increasingly meaningless despite our outward progress and technological development.
There are long ways to go, but to deny their progress because of outward appearance or their adoption of traditional roles, would be to not give the women who worked hard for their education, climbed ladders, and created spaces for women to participate, due respect.
