Sentence examples for progression down the from inspiring English sources
As demonstrated above, complete reactions between early-formed minerals and the liquid depletes the supply of the liquid, thereby curtailing the progression down the series.
No one would choose, she wrote, "such an ugly and gruesome method of progression down the dark Valley of the Shadow of Death … but we shall gird up our loins and the blessed peace of the end will have no shadow cast upon it".
Furthermore, best practice techniques such as hot air containment, water-de economization and extensive monitoring are now commonplace in largescale data centers [8]. Figure 1 shows Google's PUE performance track record from an annualized fleetwide PUE of 1.21 in 2008 to 1.12 in 2013, due to the implementation of best practices and natural progression down the learning curve [9].
Pressure-overload elevates RV wall stress, causing the RV to hypertrophy and ultimately to begin a progression down the end-stage pathway to dilation, fibrosis, apoptosis and failure.
In addition, progression down the caSMC lineage occurs early in development, mostly between e10.5 and 12.5 (Wei et al., 2015).
If the therapy is considered an adjuvant tool to prevent progression down the slippery slope of multiple organ syndrome resulting from a biochemical cascade of mediators, then we can compare PMX-F treatment with high-dose steroids.
At the heart of the duet was a slow, intermittent progression down and up the side of the hill.
He also told the story about how he followed Jones's victory progression down to the locker room, where, he said, the first hand he shook was that of wide receiver Dez Bryant — "Dez knows exactly who I am".
Atf3 is a transcriptional repressor that was found to delay cell cycle progression by slowing down the transition of the cell from G1 to S phase.
Reducing IOP is effective in slowing down the progression of the disease but some patients still progress despite adequately controlled IOP.
"The data suggest that they were able to slow down the progression of the disease, but not stop it.
