Sentence examples for that proceeded for from inspiring English sources

We have used a superconducting magnet to assess the effect of diamagnetic levitation on the fruit fly D. melanogaster in levitation experiments that proceeded for up to 22 consecutive days.

A possible explanation for the present case is that the animal had sustained a mild undetected trauma that resulted in a splenic hematoma that proceeded as a medium for abscess formation.

The two sides, however, have not negotiated since Selig called a halt to secret talks that had proceeded for three months -- last April, May and June.

Modern alternatives frequently describe catalytic cyclizations that proceed with exquisitely high yields (for the final step).

We were thus inspired to investigate the application of a new covalent docking screening method, DOCKovalent, to substrate prediction for enzymes that proceed through covalent intermediates.

For a while it didn't look like the season would end in the way that it had proceeded for so many weeks but, as has been so often the case, Andrew Gale's bowlers got in among the Sussex batsmen and shared the wickets between them to run out easy winners in the end.

This finding represents the first experimental support for the prediction that highly polymorphic populations evolve excess mutational robustness [ 11]. Figure 4 also indicates that the experiments have proceeded for a sufficient number of generations for the mutational robustness to equilibrate to its average value.

Representatives for Alamo also told HuffPost that proceeds from the ticket sales for their D.C., Austin and Dallas screenings will be donated to local women's charities. .

By this time it was clear that excavation would proceed for the full depth of the site, and that the disposal of a considerable quantity of excavated debris would need to be addressed.

Compare Carter v. Commissioner, where the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit stated: "The assertion that proceeds received for personal services cannot be given a 'zero-basis for the purpose of the assessment of taxation,' is frivolous.

The programme told us that proceeds were for the ancient church of St Mary and St John, and for the village hall.