Sentence examples for to fold on from inspiring English sources

Overall, the protein appears to fold on a rather smooth energy landscape, where the folding mechanism conforms a one-dimensional approximation.

One poor decision was sufficient for Everton to fold on several occasions last season but they have displayed resilience in the early weeks of Koeman's reign, coming from behind in two of their four league wins.

Moreover, there is a deep divide between liberals, who are increasingly arguing that President Obama has been too timid and too quick to fold on matters of principle, and moderates, who think the White House and Congressional Democrats need to move to the political center.

Now, some of this is down to me feeling a little guilty for indulging in some pre-QT snobbery – in my defence I had only just learned of Church's efforts to rebrand herself as a 'serious' indie artist – but mainly it was because she made a very good case for the prosecution during the Leveson section of the show whilst knowing when to fold on questions that weren't quite as relevant later on.

These bonds cause intense attractive forces which compel the layer to fold on itself into various shapes such as tubes, scrolls and rods.

These fullerenes together with dangling bonds on the layer periphery exert intense attractive forces which cause the layer to fold on itself in a certain pattern.

The β-hairpin trpzip2 can be tuned continuously from a two-state folder to folding on a rough energy landscape without a dominant refolding barrier.

I think their generation was raised to fold in on themselves.

But the actual industry started to fold in on itself in about '93.

It began to fold back on itself, leading to the grooved and wrinkled surface of our brains.

C.W.D., like mad-cow disease, is caused by a misshapen protein that forces healthy proteins to fold in on themselves, becoming defective.