Sentence examples for thought to proceed from inspiring English sources

The β-hydrogen elimination reaction is thought to proceed through the transition state, and as might be expected from this reaction mechanism, compounds with an accessible central metal atom tend to undergo β-hydrogen elimination readily.

Both the β-hydrogen elimination and addition of M−H across a C=C double bond are thought to proceed through a cyclic intermediate involving a three-centre, two-electron bond where a hydrogen atom bridges between the carbon and the metal atoms.

Female sexual development, by contrast, was thought to proceed by 'default' in the absence of SRY.

One proposed pathway [9, 10] is thought to proceed as described in Fig. 1 with light being one known cause of oxidation, although other environmental risks may contribute.

Lipid peroxidation is thought to proceed via radical-mediated abstraction of hydrogen atoms from methylene carbons in polyunsaturated fatty acids (Rajapakse et al. 2005).

This is thought to proceed via migration of Ca2+ and S2- ions from the CaS/CaSO4 interface to the particle surface, where the ions are oxidised to CaSO4 by gaseous oxygen.

The only way we can think to proceed is to brace for a prolonged fight ahead of us.

The French government is thought to be keen to proceed with a privatisation that would be less controversial than selling Electricité de France and easier to offload than its stake in Air France.

The central bank's president, Mario Draghi, said this month that it was working on a bond-buying plan, but the bank is thought to be unwilling to proceed without the permanent bailout fund in place.

Many of the proceeds are thought to bypass state coffers to go straight into the pockets of well-connected politicians and the military.

Lucent is thought to have used the proceeds to service debt financing provided by a group of banks earlier this year.