Sentence examples for successively turn from inspiring English sources

Laminins 5A (α3Aβ3γ2), 5B (α3Bβ3γ2) and 6 (α3areγ1) are isoforms specific of the basement membrane underneath the epidermis and they undergo a sequential series of extracellular proteolytic changes, which might successively turn on and off one or several of their biological and mechanical functions.

It's the fact that each piece of Amazon is being built with a service-oriented architecture, and Amazon is using that architecture to successively turn every single piece of the company into a separate platform — and thus opening each piece to outside competition.

Those who run Fifa have successively turned this most wonderful of tournaments into a corporate jamboree.

In simplest form, the phi phenomenon can be demonstrated by successively turning two adjacent lights on and off.

Most importantly, rapid shear modulus changes of between 7 and 35% were demonstrated at 50 °C, 25 °C, 5 °C, and 0 °C by successively turning the UV light on and off during time sweeps in the LVE strain regime.

Ports, from the simple physical sea/land interface they once used to be, have successively turned into commerce and industrial centers, then into logistics and distribution platforms, and are now becoming intermodal nodes in international supply chains networks, the efficiency of which now drives trade competitiveness.

After minimization over 10000 steps we successively turned on the barostat and the thermostat over 0.182 ns, followed by 5 ns NpT simulation with fixed protein backbone and 10 ns NpT simulation with c.o.m. constraint applied to the protein.

The footlong panicles start out creamy white, then turn successively rose and russet, remaining on the shrub all winter.

Starting off with her characteristic juggler's rush -- six dishes in the air -- Spark devises a story, ingenious though occasionally adrift, in which two men claim to be Lord Lucan and turn up successively at the office of Hildegard Wolff, a German psychoanalyst living in Paris.

So the embryo of a mammal started off looking like the embryo of a fish, before turning successively into something like that of an amphibian and then a reptile and only later mutating into its mammalian state.Haeckel was wrong.

Pictures were taken successively while incrementally turning the sample.